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Nuclear Posture Review draft leaks; new weapons coming amid strategic shift
The draft reaffirms the need for a full nuclear triad and appears to be in line, at least somewhat, with President Trump’s public desires.
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Nuclear weapons head Klotz to retire Jan. 19
Frank Klotz is the rare Obama-era appointee who was kept on when the Trump administration took office, although not without drama.
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Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
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Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
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SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
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Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
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Macierewicz out as Polish defense minister
Poland’s interior minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, now becomes the country’s defense head.
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Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
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US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
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Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
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Nuclear Posture Review draft leaks; new weapons coming amid strategic shift
The draft reaffirms the need for a full nuclear triad and appears to be in line, at least somewhat, with President Trump’s public desires.
-
Nuclear weapons head Klotz to retire Jan. 19
Frank Klotz is the rare Obama-era appointee who was kept on when the Trump administration took office, although not without drama.
-
Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
-
SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
-
Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
-
Macierewicz out as Polish defense minister
Poland’s interior minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, now becomes the country’s defense head.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
-
Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
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Nuclear Posture Review draft leaks; new weapons coming amid strategic shift
The draft reaffirms the need for a full nuclear triad and appears to be in line, at least somewhat, with President Trump’s public desires.
-
Nuclear weapons head Klotz to retire Jan. 19
Frank Klotz is the rare Obama-era appointee who was kept on when the Trump administration took office, although not without drama.
-
Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
-
SpaceX launched a spy satellite Sunday. It may have failed. What happens now?
SpaceX is denying it played any part in the apparent failure of an expensive, mysterious government satellite system that launched Sunday.
-
Victoria Nuland named CEO of Center for a New American Security
A a longtime U.S. State Department official and a former deputy secretary of defense will be participating in the think tank.
-
Macierewicz out as Polish defense minister
Poland’s interior minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, now becomes the country’s defense head.
-
Major US defense strategy review coming Jan. 19
A significant part of the strategy will remain classified, but at least part of the document will be open to the public.
-
US suspends security assistance to Pakistan
The new action targets payments of so-called Coalition Support Funds that the U.S. pays to Pakistan to reimburse it for its counterterrorism operations.
-
Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
