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US defense sector braces for Trump tariff fallout
The Trump administration’s steel and aluminum tariffs have sparked fears in the defense sector.
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How aviation injuries led to 8,670 lost work days across the military
Based on a database of injuries around military planes, maintainers should probably start wearing helmets.
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Senate moves to empower Pentagon’s policy chief as enforcer
The move would allow the Pentagon’s top policy job to regain some of hte power and responsibilities it has ceded to the Joint Staff in recent years.
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Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
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Sweden releases to-do list for war
A new brochure, sent to 4.2 million households in Sweden, is part of a broader effort to prepare the country for war with Russia.
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Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
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Here’s how many billions Japan and South Korea are spending on American defense goods
The two Pacific powers are spending billions of dollars to buy high-end U.S. weapons.
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Findings on the defense-industrial base’s weaknesses reach the White House
The Trump administration is close to finalizing a new study on the defense-industrial base.
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How the DoD’s first-ever chief management officer plans to turn cash into military capabilities
The Pentagon’s first chief management officer wants to invest savings right back into war-fighting capability, such as increasing flying hours.
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The US is running out of bombs — and it may soon struggle to make more
America’s best weapons now rely on parts from an increasingly shrinking industrial base — and in some cases, is totally reliant on Chinese-made materials.
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US defense sector braces for Trump tariff fallout
The Trump administration’s steel and aluminum tariffs have sparked fears in the defense sector.
-
How aviation injuries led to 8,670 lost work days across the military
Based on a database of injuries around military planes, maintainers should probably start wearing helmets.
-
Senate moves to empower Pentagon’s policy chief as enforcer
The move would allow the Pentagon’s top policy job to regain some of hte power and responsibilities it has ceded to the Joint Staff in recent years.
-
Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
-
Sweden releases to-do list for war
A new brochure, sent to 4.2 million households in Sweden, is part of a broader effort to prepare the country for war with Russia.
-
Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
-
Here’s how many billions Japan and South Korea are spending on American defense goods
The two Pacific powers are spending billions of dollars to buy high-end U.S. weapons.
-
Findings on the defense-industrial base’s weaknesses reach the White House
The Trump administration is close to finalizing a new study on the defense-industrial base.
-
How the DoD’s first-ever chief management officer plans to turn cash into military capabilities
The Pentagon’s first chief management officer wants to invest savings right back into war-fighting capability, such as increasing flying hours.
-
The US is running out of bombs — and it may soon struggle to make more
America’s best weapons now rely on parts from an increasingly shrinking industrial base — and in some cases, is totally reliant on Chinese-made materials.
-
US defense sector braces for Trump tariff fallout
The Trump administration’s steel and aluminum tariffs have sparked fears in the defense sector.
-
How aviation injuries led to 8,670 lost work days across the military
Based on a database of injuries around military planes, maintainers should probably start wearing helmets.
-
Senate moves to empower Pentagon’s policy chief as enforcer
The move would allow the Pentagon’s top policy job to regain some of hte power and responsibilities it has ceded to the Joint Staff in recent years.
-
Why are US drones being based in Greece for the first time?
The MQ-9 Reaper will be hunting targets from the European country’s airspace, but don’t expect a permanent stay.
-
Sweden releases to-do list for war
A new brochure, sent to 4.2 million households in Sweden, is part of a broader effort to prepare the country for war with Russia.
-
Former defense officials beg Congress not to fund new nuclear warhead
A group of 32 notables wants Congress to defund the low-yield nuclear warhead sought by the Trump administration.
-
Here’s how many billions Japan and South Korea are spending on American defense goods
The two Pacific powers are spending billions of dollars to buy high-end U.S. weapons.
-
Findings on the defense-industrial base’s weaknesses reach the White House
The Trump administration is close to finalizing a new study on the defense-industrial base.
-
How the DoD’s first-ever chief management officer plans to turn cash into military capabilities
The Pentagon’s first chief management officer wants to invest savings right back into war-fighting capability, such as increasing flying hours.
-
The US is running out of bombs — and it may soon struggle to make more
America’s best weapons now rely on parts from an increasingly shrinking industrial base — and in some cases, is totally reliant on Chinese-made materials.
