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Could US and Russia Enhance Intel Relationship?
The head of the CIA is “determined” to keep conversations open between the intelligence communities of the US and Russia.
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US, Chinese Naval Chiefs To Talk
The US and Chinese naval chiefs will meet Thursday via video hookup to talk about tensions in the South China Sea
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US Carries Out First Live BMD Intercept in Europe
For the first time, a live BMD exercise was carried out in Europe when a US destroyer shot down a target off Scotland.
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US OKs Potential $11.25B Saudi Deal for LCS Variant
US approves first international sale of LCS in $11 bil deal
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USAF Acknowledges Expanded Risk of Neck Damage to F-35 Pilots
In the latest hurdle for the Pentagon’s F-35 joint strike fighter, testers this summer discovered that a lightweight pilot’s neck could snap during a low-speed ejection.
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L-3 Communications Acquires Nashville-Based ForceX
L-3 Communications has acquired ForceX, a Nashville-based company that specializes in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) mission-management software and geospatial application technology, the company announced Tuesday afternoon.
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NDAA Passes Senate, Threatened Veto Up Next
The US Senate voted Wednesday to approve the 2016 defense policy bill, but President Obama is expected to veto it because of language supporting a workaround that funds defense using the overseas contingency operations account.
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McCain: Stalled NDAA Reconciled
The stalled 2016 National Defense Authorization Act has been reconciled and a conference report is due imminently.
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Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes First Flight
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker lifted off for first flight on Friday
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US Regulators OK Lockheed-Sikorsky Deal
US regulators have given the green light to Lockheed Martin’s acquisition of Sikorsky Aircraft
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Could US and Russia Enhance Intel Relationship?
The head of the CIA is “determined” to keep conversations open between the intelligence communities of the US and Russia.
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US, Chinese Naval Chiefs To Talk
The US and Chinese naval chiefs will meet Thursday via video hookup to talk about tensions in the South China Sea
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US Carries Out First Live BMD Intercept in Europe
For the first time, a live BMD exercise was carried out in Europe when a US destroyer shot down a target off Scotland.
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US OKs Potential $11.25B Saudi Deal for LCS Variant
US approves first international sale of LCS in $11 bil deal
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USAF Acknowledges Expanded Risk of Neck Damage to F-35 Pilots
In the latest hurdle for the Pentagon’s F-35 joint strike fighter, testers this summer discovered that a lightweight pilot’s neck could snap during a low-speed ejection.
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L-3 Communications Acquires Nashville-Based ForceX
L-3 Communications has acquired ForceX, a Nashville-based company that specializes in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) mission-management software and geospatial application technology, the company announced Tuesday afternoon.
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NDAA Passes Senate, Threatened Veto Up Next
The US Senate voted Wednesday to approve the 2016 defense policy bill, but President Obama is expected to veto it because of language supporting a workaround that funds defense using the overseas contingency operations account.
-
McCain: Stalled NDAA Reconciled
The stalled 2016 National Defense Authorization Act has been reconciled and a conference report is due imminently.
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Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes First Flight
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker lifted off for first flight on Friday
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US Regulators OK Lockheed-Sikorsky Deal
US regulators have given the green light to Lockheed Martin’s acquisition of Sikorsky Aircraft
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Could US and Russia Enhance Intel Relationship?
The head of the CIA is “determined” to keep conversations open between the intelligence communities of the US and Russia.
-
US, Chinese Naval Chiefs To Talk
The US and Chinese naval chiefs will meet Thursday via video hookup to talk about tensions in the South China Sea
-
US Carries Out First Live BMD Intercept in Europe
For the first time, a live BMD exercise was carried out in Europe when a US destroyer shot down a target off Scotland.
-
US OKs Potential $11.25B Saudi Deal for LCS Variant
US approves first international sale of LCS in $11 bil deal
-
USAF Acknowledges Expanded Risk of Neck Damage to F-35 Pilots
In the latest hurdle for the Pentagon’s F-35 joint strike fighter, testers this summer discovered that a lightweight pilot’s neck could snap during a low-speed ejection.
-
L-3 Communications Acquires Nashville-Based ForceX
L-3 Communications has acquired ForceX, a Nashville-based company that specializes in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) mission-management software and geospatial application technology, the company announced Tuesday afternoon.
-
NDAA Passes Senate, Threatened Veto Up Next
The US Senate voted Wednesday to approve the 2016 defense policy bill, but President Obama is expected to veto it because of language supporting a workaround that funds defense using the overseas contingency operations account.
-
McCain: Stalled NDAA Reconciled
The stalled 2016 National Defense Authorization Act has been reconciled and a conference report is due imminently.
-
Boeing’s KC-46 Tanker Completes First Flight
Boeing’s KC-46 tanker lifted off for first flight on Friday
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US Regulators OK Lockheed-Sikorsky Deal
US regulators have given the green light to Lockheed Martin’s acquisition of Sikorsky Aircraft
