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Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
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FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
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The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
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Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Finland seeks $730 million in naval weapons from US
Finland has been given the OK to buy new Seasparrow and Harpoon missiles, the first sale of either weapon to the country.
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Pentagon confirms future year numbers in budget request
After one year off, trustworthy future numbers will return to the Pentagon’s budget.
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Former Defense Secretary Hagel on Trump and North Korea
In an exclusive interview, former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel offers his views on North Korea, President Donald Trump, the state of the Middle East and more.
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Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
-
FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
-
Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
-
The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
-
Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Finland seeks $730 million in naval weapons from US
Finland has been given the OK to buy new Seasparrow and Harpoon missiles, the first sale of either weapon to the country.
-
Pentagon confirms future year numbers in budget request
After one year off, trustworthy future numbers will return to the Pentagon’s budget.
-
Former Defense Secretary Hagel on Trump and North Korea
In an exclusive interview, former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel offers his views on North Korea, President Donald Trump, the state of the Middle East and more.
-
Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
-
FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
-
Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
-
The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
-
Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
-
Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
-
Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Finland seeks $730 million in naval weapons from US
Finland has been given the OK to buy new Seasparrow and Harpoon missiles, the first sale of either weapon to the country.
-
Pentagon confirms future year numbers in budget request
After one year off, trustworthy future numbers will return to the Pentagon’s budget.
-
Former Defense Secretary Hagel on Trump and North Korea
In an exclusive interview, former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel offers his views on North Korea, President Donald Trump, the state of the Middle East and more.
