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Carter Hits Gulf Allies for Prioritizing Air, Not Ground, Forces
A focus on high-end, shiny fighter jets has hurt the Gulf nations in the fight against ISIL, SecDef Carter warns.
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Turkish Officials Wonder If and When US Will OK Weapons Exports
Turkish officials are bristling at delays in the delivery of weapons and ammo that appear to be stuck in the US Foreign Military Sales system
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
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Germany Sets €100M Security Fund for Africa, Mideast Partners
The German government has set up a €100 million fund to help partners in Africa and the Mideast stabilize their security
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Kendall: Let’s Talk About Balance in Supplier Base
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief says he wants a conversation about competitive balance among the DoD’s top suppliers.
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Sweden Considers Joining UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force
Sweden is not ruling out the possibility that it may apply to join the elite British-led Joint Expeditionary Force.
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US, Russia To Deconflict in Syria
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has ordered his staff to begin communications with Russia in order to deconflict air operations in Syria.
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Leadership Churn in Australian Defense Fuels Shipbuilding Worries
Australia has sworn in its third defense minister in a year. Many in the defense establishment and industry are worried about leadership churn’s effects on naval projects.
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Russia Sends New Arms to Syria Amid Speculation Over its Aims
Russia sends new arms to Syria amid speculation over its aims By Maher al-Mounnes =(Picture)= ATTENTION – UPDATES with Kerry, Jane’s /// Damascus, Sept 22, 2015 (AFP) – Syria said Tuesday…
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Canada Rivals Spar Over F-35 Purchase Ahead of Election
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shot down Monday a political rival’s campaign pledge to scrap a multibillion-dollar purchase of F-35 fighter jets.
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Carter Hits Gulf Allies for Prioritizing Air, Not Ground, Forces
A focus on high-end, shiny fighter jets has hurt the Gulf nations in the fight against ISIL, SecDef Carter warns.
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Turkish Officials Wonder If and When US Will OK Weapons Exports
Turkish officials are bristling at delays in the delivery of weapons and ammo that appear to be stuck in the US Foreign Military Sales system
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
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Germany Sets €100M Security Fund for Africa, Mideast Partners
The German government has set up a €100 million fund to help partners in Africa and the Mideast stabilize their security
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Kendall: Let’s Talk About Balance in Supplier Base
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief says he wants a conversation about competitive balance among the DoD’s top suppliers.
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Sweden Considers Joining UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force
Sweden is not ruling out the possibility that it may apply to join the elite British-led Joint Expeditionary Force.
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US, Russia To Deconflict in Syria
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has ordered his staff to begin communications with Russia in order to deconflict air operations in Syria.
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Leadership Churn in Australian Defense Fuels Shipbuilding Worries
Australia has sworn in its third defense minister in a year. Many in the defense establishment and industry are worried about leadership churn’s effects on naval projects.
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Russia Sends New Arms to Syria Amid Speculation Over its Aims
Russia sends new arms to Syria amid speculation over its aims By Maher al-Mounnes =(Picture)= ATTENTION – UPDATES with Kerry, Jane’s /// Damascus, Sept 22, 2015 (AFP) – Syria said Tuesday…
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Canada Rivals Spar Over F-35 Purchase Ahead of Election
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shot down Monday a political rival’s campaign pledge to scrap a multibillion-dollar purchase of F-35 fighter jets.
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Carter Hits Gulf Allies for Prioritizing Air, Not Ground, Forces
A focus on high-end, shiny fighter jets has hurt the Gulf nations in the fight against ISIL, SecDef Carter warns.
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Turkish Officials Wonder If and When US Will OK Weapons Exports
Turkish officials are bristling at delays in the delivery of weapons and ammo that appear to be stuck in the US Foreign Military Sales system
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
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Germany Sets €100M Security Fund for Africa, Mideast Partners
The German government has set up a €100 million fund to help partners in Africa and the Mideast stabilize their security
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Kendall: Let’s Talk About Balance in Supplier Base
The Pentagon’s acquisition chief says he wants a conversation about competitive balance among the DoD’s top suppliers.
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Sweden Considers Joining UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force
Sweden is not ruling out the possibility that it may apply to join the elite British-led Joint Expeditionary Force.
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US, Russia To Deconflict in Syria
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter has ordered his staff to begin communications with Russia in order to deconflict air operations in Syria.
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Leadership Churn in Australian Defense Fuels Shipbuilding Worries
Australia has sworn in its third defense minister in a year. Many in the defense establishment and industry are worried about leadership churn’s effects on naval projects.
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Russia Sends New Arms to Syria Amid Speculation Over its Aims
Russia sends new arms to Syria amid speculation over its aims By Maher al-Mounnes =(Picture)= ATTENTION – UPDATES with Kerry, Jane’s /// Damascus, Sept 22, 2015 (AFP) – Syria said Tuesday…
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Canada Rivals Spar Over F-35 Purchase Ahead of Election
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shot down Monday a political rival’s campaign pledge to scrap a multibillion-dollar purchase of F-35 fighter jets.
