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Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
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Boeing ends deal, angering Brazilian jet maker Embraer
Boeing announced Saturday it terminated an agreement to join forces with Embraer, prompting an angry response from the Brazilian jet maker, which threatened to seek damages.
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Trump panel urges support of uranium mines as strategic interest
The Trump administration has urged government intervention to rescue U.S. uranium mining and nuclear fuel industries in a tough global marketplace.
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F-35 fighter jets begin transfer to Alaska Air Force base
Alaska will soon be home to “more than 100 fifth-generation fighters” and the arrival will secure Alaska’s position as “the most strategic place in the world,” a U.S. senator announced.
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How the US can learn from Israel to counter Iran
The U.S. military can take the lessons learned from Israel’s campaign in Syria and apply them to gray zone conflict with Iran.
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US adds cameras at Mexico border despite drop in crossings
The Trump administration has been quietly adding mobile surveillance cameras at the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the coronavirus pandemic, though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally. It’s the latest move as operations at the U.S.-Mexico border have become increasingly militarized and secretive.
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Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
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COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
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Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
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Russia shows willingness to include new nuke, hypersonic weapon in arms control pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to extend the New START arms control treaty that expires in 2021.
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Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Boeing ends deal, angering Brazilian jet maker Embraer
Boeing announced Saturday it terminated an agreement to join forces with Embraer, prompting an angry response from the Brazilian jet maker, which threatened to seek damages.
-
Trump panel urges support of uranium mines as strategic interest
The Trump administration has urged government intervention to rescue U.S. uranium mining and nuclear fuel industries in a tough global marketplace.
-
F-35 fighter jets begin transfer to Alaska Air Force base
Alaska will soon be home to “more than 100 fifth-generation fighters” and the arrival will secure Alaska’s position as “the most strategic place in the world,” a U.S. senator announced.
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How the US can learn from Israel to counter Iran
The U.S. military can take the lessons learned from Israel’s campaign in Syria and apply them to gray zone conflict with Iran.
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US adds cameras at Mexico border despite drop in crossings
The Trump administration has been quietly adding mobile surveillance cameras at the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the coronavirus pandemic, though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally. It’s the latest move as operations at the U.S.-Mexico border have become increasingly militarized and secretive.
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Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
-
Russia shows willingness to include new nuke, hypersonic weapon in arms control pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to extend the New START arms control treaty that expires in 2021.
-
Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Boeing ends deal, angering Brazilian jet maker Embraer
Boeing announced Saturday it terminated an agreement to join forces with Embraer, prompting an angry response from the Brazilian jet maker, which threatened to seek damages.
-
Trump panel urges support of uranium mines as strategic interest
The Trump administration has urged government intervention to rescue U.S. uranium mining and nuclear fuel industries in a tough global marketplace.
-
F-35 fighter jets begin transfer to Alaska Air Force base
Alaska will soon be home to “more than 100 fifth-generation fighters” and the arrival will secure Alaska’s position as “the most strategic place in the world,” a U.S. senator announced.
-
How the US can learn from Israel to counter Iran
The U.S. military can take the lessons learned from Israel’s campaign in Syria and apply them to gray zone conflict with Iran.
-
US adds cameras at Mexico border despite drop in crossings
The Trump administration has been quietly adding mobile surveillance cameras at the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the coronavirus pandemic, though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally. It’s the latest move as operations at the U.S.-Mexico border have become increasingly militarized and secretive.
-
Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
Pope Airfield needs tens of millions in repairs for the paratroopers and spec ops units who use it
But lawmakers are worried Fort Bragg’s lift capabilities are being underfunded after “a recent Army audit found its airfields as being the poorest infrastructure in the Army.”
-
Russia shows willingness to include new nuke, hypersonic weapon in arms control pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to extend the New START arms control treaty that expires in 2021.
