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US Senate Rejects Bar on $1.15B Arms Sale to Riyadh
The US Senate scuttled a measure to block the $1.15 billion sale of US tanks to Saudi Arabia, though a Hill fight is looming over another measure the kingdom dislikes.
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Commentary: The US Army Should Rethink Its Approach to DCGS
The Army and the rest of government should take note of the fact that the military acquisition system is incapable of conforming to the lightning pace and development targets that are necessary for software.
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Syria: Picking Up the Pieces
Two airstrikes seem to have shattered the prospects for a cessation of hostilities and joint American-Russian targeting of armed extremists.
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Defense Investment, Geopolitics Critical to Incoming NATO Acquisition Chief
The next NATO assistant secretary general for defense investment spoke to Defense News about geopolitics and defense investment.
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Defense Policy Negotiators Play Chicken on Sage Grouse Provision
McCain: NDAA, snagged on endangered species provision, awaits lame duck session.
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Carrier Ford Has Serious Power Problem
For over a year, the US Navy and its shipbuilders have been anxious to get the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford to sea and begin engineering trials of the first-of-class design. A number of publicly-announced target dates have come and gone, but the ship is still firmly moored at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia.…
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Palantir Claims Army Misled To Keep It Out of DCGS-A Program
Palantir Technologies has mapped out in a motion filed with the US Court of Federal Claims what it believes are the Army’s repeated, biased attempts to block the company from working with the service to test and integrate technology into the force’s intelligence analysis framework.
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Source: India Needs $233B in Next 11 Years To Buy Weapons
India needs $233 billion to meet its weapons and equipment requirements in the next 11 years, according to the Long Term Integrated Perspective Plan.
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Italy Eyes Financial Incentives To Kickstart EU Army
Italy is lobbying France and Germany to back a plan for European tax breaks and financing for joint European defense procurement and development programs.
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Further Dismantling Deterrence: Next Stops on a Dangerous Road
Ben Lerner, of the Center for Security Policy, says if US adversaries believe that the United States will not retaliate with nuclear weapons for catastrophic chemical or biological attacks on it or its allies, then the risk that goes with carrying out such attacks goes down.
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US Senate Rejects Bar on $1.15B Arms Sale to Riyadh
The US Senate scuttled a measure to block the $1.15 billion sale of US tanks to Saudi Arabia, though a Hill fight is looming over another measure the kingdom dislikes.
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Commentary: The US Army Should Rethink Its Approach to DCGS
The Army and the rest of government should take note of the fact that the military acquisition system is incapable of conforming to the lightning pace and development targets that are necessary for software.
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Syria: Picking Up the Pieces
Two airstrikes seem to have shattered the prospects for a cessation of hostilities and joint American-Russian targeting of armed extremists.
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Defense Investment, Geopolitics Critical to Incoming NATO Acquisition Chief
The next NATO assistant secretary general for defense investment spoke to Defense News about geopolitics and defense investment.
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Defense Policy Negotiators Play Chicken on Sage Grouse Provision
McCain: NDAA, snagged on endangered species provision, awaits lame duck session.
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Carrier Ford Has Serious Power Problem
For over a year, the US Navy and its shipbuilders have been anxious to get the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford to sea and begin engineering trials of the first-of-class design. A number of publicly-announced target dates have come and gone, but the ship is still firmly moored at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia.…
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Palantir Claims Army Misled To Keep It Out of DCGS-A Program
Palantir Technologies has mapped out in a motion filed with the US Court of Federal Claims what it believes are the Army’s repeated, biased attempts to block the company from working with the service to test and integrate technology into the force’s intelligence analysis framework.
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Source: India Needs $233B in Next 11 Years To Buy Weapons
India needs $233 billion to meet its weapons and equipment requirements in the next 11 years, according to the Long Term Integrated Perspective Plan.
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Italy Eyes Financial Incentives To Kickstart EU Army
Italy is lobbying France and Germany to back a plan for European tax breaks and financing for joint European defense procurement and development programs.
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Further Dismantling Deterrence: Next Stops on a Dangerous Road
Ben Lerner, of the Center for Security Policy, says if US adversaries believe that the United States will not retaliate with nuclear weapons for catastrophic chemical or biological attacks on it or its allies, then the risk that goes with carrying out such attacks goes down.
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US Senate Rejects Bar on $1.15B Arms Sale to Riyadh
The US Senate scuttled a measure to block the $1.15 billion sale of US tanks to Saudi Arabia, though a Hill fight is looming over another measure the kingdom dislikes.
-
Commentary: The US Army Should Rethink Its Approach to DCGS
The Army and the rest of government should take note of the fact that the military acquisition system is incapable of conforming to the lightning pace and development targets that are necessary for software.
-
Syria: Picking Up the Pieces
Two airstrikes seem to have shattered the prospects for a cessation of hostilities and joint American-Russian targeting of armed extremists.
-
Defense Investment, Geopolitics Critical to Incoming NATO Acquisition Chief
The next NATO assistant secretary general for defense investment spoke to Defense News about geopolitics and defense investment.
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Defense Policy Negotiators Play Chicken on Sage Grouse Provision
McCain: NDAA, snagged on endangered species provision, awaits lame duck session.
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Carrier Ford Has Serious Power Problem
For over a year, the US Navy and its shipbuilders have been anxious to get the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford to sea and begin engineering trials of the first-of-class design. A number of publicly-announced target dates have come and gone, but the ship is still firmly moored at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia.…
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Palantir Claims Army Misled To Keep It Out of DCGS-A Program
Palantir Technologies has mapped out in a motion filed with the US Court of Federal Claims what it believes are the Army’s repeated, biased attempts to block the company from working with the service to test and integrate technology into the force’s intelligence analysis framework.
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Source: India Needs $233B in Next 11 Years To Buy Weapons
India needs $233 billion to meet its weapons and equipment requirements in the next 11 years, according to the Long Term Integrated Perspective Plan.
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Italy Eyes Financial Incentives To Kickstart EU Army
Italy is lobbying France and Germany to back a plan for European tax breaks and financing for joint European defense procurement and development programs.
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Further Dismantling Deterrence: Next Stops on a Dangerous Road
Ben Lerner, of the Center for Security Policy, says if US adversaries believe that the United States will not retaliate with nuclear weapons for catastrophic chemical or biological attacks on it or its allies, then the risk that goes with carrying out such attacks goes down.
