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Israel reports upswing in defense sales
The director of Israel’s defense export authority attributed the country’s competitive edge in niche sectors of the global market to the country’s readiness to transfer technology and operational knowledge to its defense trade partners.
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General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
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Lead senators upbeat Congress will avoid shutdown, CR, but DoD taking no chances
Senate leaders say they are advancing long-overdue spending legislation for 2017 to avert both a government shutdown and a stopgap spending resolution before next month’s deadline.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
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Malaysian naval power suffers budget woes
With no end to its budgetary squeeze in sight, Malaysia’s Navy may find itself forced to sustain a shrinking pool of elderly vessels.
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Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
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Malaysian defense: Budget hinders military asset procurement
This is the first of a two-part special series on Malaysia’s air and naval requirements and ongoing procurement programs in the lead up to the country’s Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition.
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Undercover police operation targets IAI for fraud allegations
Among the arrested, according to the police, is a “former senior Israel Defense Forces officer well-known among the Israeli defense establishment.”
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Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
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Israel reports upswing in defense sales
The director of Israel’s defense export authority attributed the country’s competitive edge in niche sectors of the global market to the country’s readiness to transfer technology and operational knowledge to its defense trade partners.
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General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
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Lead senators upbeat Congress will avoid shutdown, CR, but DoD taking no chances
Senate leaders say they are advancing long-overdue spending legislation for 2017 to avert both a government shutdown and a stopgap spending resolution before next month’s deadline.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
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Malaysian naval power suffers budget woes
With no end to its budgetary squeeze in sight, Malaysia’s Navy may find itself forced to sustain a shrinking pool of elderly vessels.
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Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
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Malaysian defense: Budget hinders military asset procurement
This is the first of a two-part special series on Malaysia’s air and naval requirements and ongoing procurement programs in the lead up to the country’s Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition.
-
Undercover police operation targets IAI for fraud allegations
Among the arrested, according to the police, is a “former senior Israel Defense Forces officer well-known among the Israeli defense establishment.”
-
Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
-
Israel reports upswing in defense sales
The director of Israel’s defense export authority attributed the country’s competitive edge in niche sectors of the global market to the country’s readiness to transfer technology and operational knowledge to its defense trade partners.
-
General warns of yearlong CR impact to US Army aviation
The Army’s aviation director at the Pentagon explained to a House subcommittee what could happen to the service’s pilots and aircraft should a yearlong continuing resolution become a reality.
-
Lead senators upbeat Congress will avoid shutdown, CR, but DoD taking no chances
Senate leaders say they are advancing long-overdue spending legislation for 2017 to avert both a government shutdown and a stopgap spending resolution before next month’s deadline.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
-
France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
-
Malaysian naval power suffers budget woes
With no end to its budgetary squeeze in sight, Malaysia’s Navy may find itself forced to sustain a shrinking pool of elderly vessels.
-
Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
-
Malaysian defense: Budget hinders military asset procurement
This is the first of a two-part special series on Malaysia’s air and naval requirements and ongoing procurement programs in the lead up to the country’s Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition.
-
Undercover police operation targets IAI for fraud allegations
Among the arrested, according to the police, is a “former senior Israel Defense Forces officer well-known among the Israeli defense establishment.”
-
Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
