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NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
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Bulging deficits may threaten prized Pentagon arms projects
The government’s $3 trillion effort to rescue the economy from the coronavirus crisis is stirring worry at the Pentagon. Bulging federal deficits may force a reversal of years of big defense spending gains and threaten prized projects like the rebuilding of the nation’s arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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Semiconductor companies consider new plants in the US
A spokesman for the biggest American chip maker says it is in discussions with the U.S. Defense Department about improving domestic technology sources.
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Senate fails to override Trump veto on Iran conflict
Congress has failed in its bid to block President Donald Trump from engaging in further military action against Iran without first seeking approval from the legislative branch.
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Trump vetoes measure to restrain his actions against Iran
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed a resolution that said he must get a nod from Congress before engaging in further military action against Iran. Trump called it “insulting” to the presidency.
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US must move ahead with work on nukes, says nuclear security boss
Federal officials have set a deadline of 2030 for increased production of the plutonium cores used in nuclear weapons.
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General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
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The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
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Collapse of Boeing-Embraer deal could have major impact on C-390 Millennium’s future
Analysts say that the failed Boeing-Embraer deal could have negative repercussions for Embraer’s flagship military aircraft.
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NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
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Bulging deficits may threaten prized Pentagon arms projects
The government’s $3 trillion effort to rescue the economy from the coronavirus crisis is stirring worry at the Pentagon. Bulging federal deficits may force a reversal of years of big defense spending gains and threaten prized projects like the rebuilding of the nation’s arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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Semiconductor companies consider new plants in the US
A spokesman for the biggest American chip maker says it is in discussions with the U.S. Defense Department about improving domestic technology sources.
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Senate fails to override Trump veto on Iran conflict
Congress has failed in its bid to block President Donald Trump from engaging in further military action against Iran without first seeking approval from the legislative branch.
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Trump vetoes measure to restrain his actions against Iran
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed a resolution that said he must get a nod from Congress before engaging in further military action against Iran. Trump called it “insulting” to the presidency.
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US must move ahead with work on nukes, says nuclear security boss
Federal officials have set a deadline of 2030 for increased production of the plutonium cores used in nuclear weapons.
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General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
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The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
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Collapse of Boeing-Embraer deal could have major impact on C-390 Millennium’s future
Analysts say that the failed Boeing-Embraer deal could have negative repercussions for Embraer’s flagship military aircraft.
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NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
-
Bulging deficits may threaten prized Pentagon arms projects
The government’s $3 trillion effort to rescue the economy from the coronavirus crisis is stirring worry at the Pentagon. Bulging federal deficits may force a reversal of years of big defense spending gains and threaten prized projects like the rebuilding of the nation’s arsenal of nuclear weapons.
-
Semiconductor companies consider new plants in the US
A spokesman for the biggest American chip maker says it is in discussions with the U.S. Defense Department about improving domestic technology sources.
-
Senate fails to override Trump veto on Iran conflict
Congress has failed in its bid to block President Donald Trump from engaging in further military action against Iran without first seeking approval from the legislative branch.
-
Trump vetoes measure to restrain his actions against Iran
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed a resolution that said he must get a nod from Congress before engaging in further military action against Iran. Trump called it “insulting” to the presidency.
-
US must move ahead with work on nukes, says nuclear security boss
Federal officials have set a deadline of 2030 for increased production of the plutonium cores used in nuclear weapons.
-
General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
-
The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
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Collapse of Boeing-Embraer deal could have major impact on C-390 Millennium’s future
Analysts say that the failed Boeing-Embraer deal could have negative repercussions for Embraer’s flagship military aircraft.
