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NATO official: Turkey faces ‘consequences’ if purchase of S-400 completed
A top NATO official has warned of “necessary consequences” for Turkey should the alliance member purchase a Russian air-defense system.
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Dunford: No forces changes planned for Niger, but ISIS encroaching
There are no plans to increase America’s permanent footprint in West Africa following this month’s deadly attack in Niger, nor has there been any request for such an increase, said America’s top uniformed official.
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Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
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Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
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DSCA head considering changes to early-procurement fund for allies
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is studying a little known but vital source of funding for foreign weapon sales, with the hopes of finding ways to speed the process forward.
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Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
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DSCA head looking at creating security cooperation university, among other ideas
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is seriously considering the creation of a security cooperation university, as he looks for ways to speed the famously deliberate foreign military sales system.
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US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
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Senate confirms DoD policy No. 2
The Senate confirmed David Trachtenberg to be the principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy by a 79-19 vote Tuesday.
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Army to push allies to focus more on sustainment
The Army is set to push allies to focus more on sustainment of equipment, the service’s top foreign relations officer says.
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NATO official: Turkey faces ‘consequences’ if purchase of S-400 completed
A top NATO official has warned of “necessary consequences” for Turkey should the alliance member purchase a Russian air-defense system.
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Dunford: No forces changes planned for Niger, but ISIS encroaching
There are no plans to increase America’s permanent footprint in West Africa following this month’s deadly attack in Niger, nor has there been any request for such an increase, said America’s top uniformed official.
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Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
-
Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
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DSCA head considering changes to early-procurement fund for allies
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is studying a little known but vital source of funding for foreign weapon sales, with the hopes of finding ways to speed the process forward.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
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DSCA head looking at creating security cooperation university, among other ideas
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is seriously considering the creation of a security cooperation university, as he looks for ways to speed the famously deliberate foreign military sales system.
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US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
-
Senate confirms DoD policy No. 2
The Senate confirmed David Trachtenberg to be the principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy by a 79-19 vote Tuesday.
-
Army to push allies to focus more on sustainment
The Army is set to push allies to focus more on sustainment of equipment, the service’s top foreign relations officer says.
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NATO official: Turkey faces ‘consequences’ if purchase of S-400 completed
A top NATO official has warned of “necessary consequences” for Turkey should the alliance member purchase a Russian air-defense system.
-
Dunford: No forces changes planned for Niger, but ISIS encroaching
There are no plans to increase America’s permanent footprint in West Africa following this month’s deadly attack in Niger, nor has there been any request for such an increase, said America’s top uniformed official.
-
Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
-
Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
-
DSCA head considering changes to early-procurement fund for allies
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is studying a little known but vital source of funding for foreign weapon sales, with the hopes of finding ways to speed the process forward.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
DSCA head looking at creating security cooperation university, among other ideas
The new head of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency is seriously considering the creation of a security cooperation university, as he looks for ways to speed the famously deliberate foreign military sales system.
-
US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
-
Senate confirms DoD policy No. 2
The Senate confirmed David Trachtenberg to be the principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy by a 79-19 vote Tuesday.
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Army to push allies to focus more on sustainment
The Army is set to push allies to focus more on sustainment of equipment, the service’s top foreign relations officer says.
