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US Airstrike in Libya Targeted Sousse Attack ‘Facilitator’
TRIPOLI – A US air strike on a jihadist training camp in Libya killed dozens of people Friday, probably including a senior Islamic State group operative behind attacks in Tunisia, officials said.
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Saudi Arabia Cancels $3B Aid to Lebanon; French Weapons Deal Held
Saudi Arabia has suspended a $3 billion aid package to the Lebanese Army to buy French weapons, according to statement by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Lockheed Withdraws JLTV Complaint With US Federal Court
Lockheed Martin has withdrawn its complaint in the US Court of Federal Claims over the Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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GAO Denies Boeing’s Protest of Bomber Contract; Northrop Gets Back to Work
The Government Accountability Office has denied Boeing’s protest of the US Air Force’s decision to award Northrop Grumman a contract to build the Long Range Strike Bomber, allowing Northrop to move forward with engineering and development.
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Source: BAE Taps Oil Exec Woodburn as Next COO; To Succeed CEO King
BAE Systems is expected to announce Charles Woodburn, chief executive of UK oil services firm Expro Group, as its new chief operating officer to eventually succeed Ian King as the British giant’s CEO, a source said Saturday.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
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GOP Lawmakers Rip DoD Budget Request
WASHINGTON — The White House’s federal budget landed on Capitol Hill with a thud on Tuesday, and key Republicans in Congress lined up early to bash it.
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F-35 Makes First Trans-Atlantic Crossing
An Italian Air Force F-35 completed the fighter jet’s first transatlantic crossing Friday, a historic event that kicks off a landmark year for the international program.
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US Air Force Cuts Five F-35 Fighter Jets From Budget Request
The US Air Force cut five F-35As from its fiscal 2017 budget while fully funding the KC-46 tanker and the new Long Range Strike-Bomber, sources with knowledge of the budget told Defense News.
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Carter Unveils Budget Details; Pentagon Requests $582.7 Billion
The Pentagon will request $582.7 billion in funding, including $7.5 billion to fight ISIL.
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US Airstrike in Libya Targeted Sousse Attack ‘Facilitator’
TRIPOLI – A US air strike on a jihadist training camp in Libya killed dozens of people Friday, probably including a senior Islamic State group operative behind attacks in Tunisia, officials said.
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Saudi Arabia Cancels $3B Aid to Lebanon; French Weapons Deal Held
Saudi Arabia has suspended a $3 billion aid package to the Lebanese Army to buy French weapons, according to statement by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Lockheed Withdraws JLTV Complaint With US Federal Court
Lockheed Martin has withdrawn its complaint in the US Court of Federal Claims over the Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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GAO Denies Boeing’s Protest of Bomber Contract; Northrop Gets Back to Work
The Government Accountability Office has denied Boeing’s protest of the US Air Force’s decision to award Northrop Grumman a contract to build the Long Range Strike Bomber, allowing Northrop to move forward with engineering and development.
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Source: BAE Taps Oil Exec Woodburn as Next COO; To Succeed CEO King
BAE Systems is expected to announce Charles Woodburn, chief executive of UK oil services firm Expro Group, as its new chief operating officer to eventually succeed Ian King as the British giant’s CEO, a source said Saturday.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
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GOP Lawmakers Rip DoD Budget Request
WASHINGTON — The White House’s federal budget landed on Capitol Hill with a thud on Tuesday, and key Republicans in Congress lined up early to bash it.
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F-35 Makes First Trans-Atlantic Crossing
An Italian Air Force F-35 completed the fighter jet’s first transatlantic crossing Friday, a historic event that kicks off a landmark year for the international program.
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US Air Force Cuts Five F-35 Fighter Jets From Budget Request
The US Air Force cut five F-35As from its fiscal 2017 budget while fully funding the KC-46 tanker and the new Long Range Strike-Bomber, sources with knowledge of the budget told Defense News.
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Carter Unveils Budget Details; Pentagon Requests $582.7 Billion
The Pentagon will request $582.7 billion in funding, including $7.5 billion to fight ISIL.
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US Airstrike in Libya Targeted Sousse Attack ‘Facilitator’
TRIPOLI – A US air strike on a jihadist training camp in Libya killed dozens of people Friday, probably including a senior Islamic State group operative behind attacks in Tunisia, officials said.
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Saudi Arabia Cancels $3B Aid to Lebanon; French Weapons Deal Held
Saudi Arabia has suspended a $3 billion aid package to the Lebanese Army to buy French weapons, according to statement by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Lockheed Withdraws JLTV Complaint With US Federal Court
Lockheed Martin has withdrawn its complaint in the US Court of Federal Claims over the Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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GAO Denies Boeing’s Protest of Bomber Contract; Northrop Gets Back to Work
The Government Accountability Office has denied Boeing’s protest of the US Air Force’s decision to award Northrop Grumman a contract to build the Long Range Strike Bomber, allowing Northrop to move forward with engineering and development.
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Source: BAE Taps Oil Exec Woodburn as Next COO; To Succeed CEO King
BAE Systems is expected to announce Charles Woodburn, chief executive of UK oil services firm Expro Group, as its new chief operating officer to eventually succeed Ian King as the British giant’s CEO, a source said Saturday.
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After blimp’s wild ride, JLENS program will fly again, NORAD says
After an embarrassing incident last fall where the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System broke free in Maryland and floated into Pennsylvania dragging its mooring line, it appears the controversial surveillance blimp program will fly again.
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GOP Lawmakers Rip DoD Budget Request
WASHINGTON — The White House’s federal budget landed on Capitol Hill with a thud on Tuesday, and key Republicans in Congress lined up early to bash it.
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F-35 Makes First Trans-Atlantic Crossing
An Italian Air Force F-35 completed the fighter jet’s first transatlantic crossing Friday, a historic event that kicks off a landmark year for the international program.
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US Air Force Cuts Five F-35 Fighter Jets From Budget Request
The US Air Force cut five F-35As from its fiscal 2017 budget while fully funding the KC-46 tanker and the new Long Range Strike-Bomber, sources with knowledge of the budget told Defense News.
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Carter Unveils Budget Details; Pentagon Requests $582.7 Billion
The Pentagon will request $582.7 billion in funding, including $7.5 billion to fight ISIL.
