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As its term winds down, Trump’s White House plots a major naval expansion
Interviews with senior Trump officials and aides reveal a major push, both publicly and privately, to expand the Navy’s battle fleet in a second term.
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American shipbuilding: An anchor for economic and national security
The director of the White House’s Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy says America’s shipbuilding industry will require a large-scale overhaul and new strategy before it can churn out the ships the country urgently needs.
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The US military is targeting foreign actors to defend the presidential election
Cyber Command is providing its unique authorities to operate outside the United States to share intelligence and act to disrupt actors, if necessary, as a means of protecting the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.
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Sen. Jack Reed is a quiet professional. If Democrats win the Senate, he’ll be front and center.
With Democrats fighting to retake the Senate and the White House in the Nov. 3 elections, Sen. Jack Reed is favored to move into one of Congress’ most visible positions and become a major defense figure for his party ― and just as the military’s transition toward competition with China and Russia is gaining momentum.
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Amid Emirati F-35 talks, Trump administration still ‘committed’ to congressional arms sale reviews
Amid reports the Trump administration is fast-tracking sales of the high-tech F-35 warplane to the United Arab Emirates, the State Department remains committed to consulting Congress on arms sales to foreign governments, a senior administration official says.
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America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
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India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
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Putin offers NATO inspection of military sites after demise of nuclear arms pact
The U.S. and Russia pulled out of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty last year.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
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Trump administration slams NATO ally Turkey for test-firing S-400 air defense system
The Defense Department condemned Turkey’s test of the Russian-made air defense system, saying it was not consistent with Turkey’s commitments with a U.S. and NATO ally.
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As its term winds down, Trump’s White House plots a major naval expansion
Interviews with senior Trump officials and aides reveal a major push, both publicly and privately, to expand the Navy’s battle fleet in a second term.
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American shipbuilding: An anchor for economic and national security
The director of the White House’s Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy says America’s shipbuilding industry will require a large-scale overhaul and new strategy before it can churn out the ships the country urgently needs.
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The US military is targeting foreign actors to defend the presidential election
Cyber Command is providing its unique authorities to operate outside the United States to share intelligence and act to disrupt actors, if necessary, as a means of protecting the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.
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Sen. Jack Reed is a quiet professional. If Democrats win the Senate, he’ll be front and center.
With Democrats fighting to retake the Senate and the White House in the Nov. 3 elections, Sen. Jack Reed is favored to move into one of Congress’ most visible positions and become a major defense figure for his party ― and just as the military’s transition toward competition with China and Russia is gaining momentum.
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Amid Emirati F-35 talks, Trump administration still ‘committed’ to congressional arms sale reviews
Amid reports the Trump administration is fast-tracking sales of the high-tech F-35 warplane to the United Arab Emirates, the State Department remains committed to consulting Congress on arms sales to foreign governments, a senior administration official says.
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America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
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India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
-
Putin offers NATO inspection of military sites after demise of nuclear arms pact
The U.S. and Russia pulled out of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty last year.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
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Trump administration slams NATO ally Turkey for test-firing S-400 air defense system
The Defense Department condemned Turkey’s test of the Russian-made air defense system, saying it was not consistent with Turkey’s commitments with a U.S. and NATO ally.
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As its term winds down, Trump’s White House plots a major naval expansion
Interviews with senior Trump officials and aides reveal a major push, both publicly and privately, to expand the Navy’s battle fleet in a second term.
-
American shipbuilding: An anchor for economic and national security
The director of the White House’s Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy says America’s shipbuilding industry will require a large-scale overhaul and new strategy before it can churn out the ships the country urgently needs.
-
The US military is targeting foreign actors to defend the presidential election
Cyber Command is providing its unique authorities to operate outside the United States to share intelligence and act to disrupt actors, if necessary, as a means of protecting the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.
-
Sen. Jack Reed is a quiet professional. If Democrats win the Senate, he’ll be front and center.
With Democrats fighting to retake the Senate and the White House in the Nov. 3 elections, Sen. Jack Reed is favored to move into one of Congress’ most visible positions and become a major defense figure for his party ― and just as the military’s transition toward competition with China and Russia is gaining momentum.
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Amid Emirati F-35 talks, Trump administration still ‘committed’ to congressional arms sale reviews
Amid reports the Trump administration is fast-tracking sales of the high-tech F-35 warplane to the United Arab Emirates, the State Department remains committed to consulting Congress on arms sales to foreign governments, a senior administration official says.
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America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
-
India, US sign intel-sharing agreement amid tension with neighboring China
India and the United States have signed a basic exchange and cooperation agreement for geospatial cooperation, a major defense pact for the exchange of classified geospatial intelligence between their armed forces.
-
Putin offers NATO inspection of military sites after demise of nuclear arms pact
The U.S. and Russia pulled out of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty last year.
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China to sanction Boeing, Lockheed and Raytheon over Taiwan arms sales
Chinese-U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
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Trump administration slams NATO ally Turkey for test-firing S-400 air defense system
The Defense Department condemned Turkey’s test of the Russian-made air defense system, saying it was not consistent with Turkey’s commitments with a U.S. and NATO ally.
