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Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
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Why is the United States losing the information war?
The United States must take a much more strategic approach to the information environment than was required during the more tactical counterterrorism fight, according to top former officials.
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US Navy’s aging surface fleet struggles to keep ships up to spec, report shows
A report on inspections of U.S. Navy ships shows the surface fleet struggling with declining readiness.
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In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
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Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
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Paratroopers fire 20 TOW missiles in return to large-scale ground combat training
The shoot provided training on a new, wireless anti-tank version of the missile.
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President Trump to spend ‘a few days’ at Walter Reed military hospital after testing positive for COVID
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
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Military leaders: We’re not freaking out over Trump coronavirus news
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
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US State Department cleared $83.5 billion in foreign military sales in FY20
The dollar total is the highest of the Trump administration’s tenure, but it comes with some caveats.
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Trump executive order targets rare earths minerals and China
The Pentagon is concerned about China’s dominance of rare earth elements.
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Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
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Why is the United States losing the information war?
The United States must take a much more strategic approach to the information environment than was required during the more tactical counterterrorism fight, according to top former officials.
-
US Navy’s aging surface fleet struggles to keep ships up to spec, report shows
A report on inspections of U.S. Navy ships shows the surface fleet struggling with declining readiness.
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
Paratroopers fire 20 TOW missiles in return to large-scale ground combat training
The shoot provided training on a new, wireless anti-tank version of the missile.
-
President Trump to spend ‘a few days’ at Walter Reed military hospital after testing positive for COVID
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
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Military leaders: We’re not freaking out over Trump coronavirus news
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
-
US State Department cleared $83.5 billion in foreign military sales in FY20
The dollar total is the highest of the Trump administration’s tenure, but it comes with some caveats.
-
Trump executive order targets rare earths minerals and China
The Pentagon is concerned about China’s dominance of rare earth elements.
-
Turkey, Canada in spat over suspension of arms exports
Turkey, which has military cooperation agreements with Azerbaijan, accused NATO ally Canada of creating obstacles concerning the export of military equipment to Turkey “in a way that does not comply with the spirit of alliance.”
-
Why is the United States losing the information war?
The United States must take a much more strategic approach to the information environment than was required during the more tactical counterterrorism fight, according to top former officials.
-
US Navy’s aging surface fleet struggles to keep ships up to spec, report shows
A report on inspections of U.S. Navy ships shows the surface fleet struggling with declining readiness.
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
Paratroopers fire 20 TOW missiles in return to large-scale ground combat training
The shoot provided training on a new, wireless anti-tank version of the missile.
-
President Trump to spend ‘a few days’ at Walter Reed military hospital after testing positive for COVID
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
-
Military leaders: We’re not freaking out over Trump coronavirus news
Pentagon leaders said there has been no change in alert levels in response to the news.
-
US State Department cleared $83.5 billion in foreign military sales in FY20
The dollar total is the highest of the Trump administration’s tenure, but it comes with some caveats.
-
Trump executive order targets rare earths minerals and China
The Pentagon is concerned about China’s dominance of rare earth elements.
