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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
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‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
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America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
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Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
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UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
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East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
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The Pentagon should treat Congress as a partner, not an obstacle
The Pentagon has failed to treat Congress as a partner in executing America’s defense strategy.
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4 questions on NATO’s capability investments
Since NATO was formed, its primary goal has transitioned from collective defense to cooperative security to crisis management. Today, NATO is juggling all three.
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Maybe alliance tensions could land us in a better place
The European Union is touting merits of its efforts to fund members in defense efforts, after NATO criticisms.
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How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
-
Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
-
UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
-
East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
-
The Pentagon should treat Congress as a partner, not an obstacle
The Pentagon has failed to treat Congress as a partner in executing America’s defense strategy.
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4 questions on NATO’s capability investments
Since NATO was formed, its primary goal has transitioned from collective defense to cooperative security to crisis management. Today, NATO is juggling all three.
-
Maybe alliance tensions could land us in a better place
The European Union is touting merits of its efforts to fund members in defense efforts, after NATO criticisms.
-
How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
-
Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
The TR-1700-class diesel-electric submarine San Juan disappeared on Nov. 15, 2017, in the South Atlantic as it sailed back to its base at the port of Mar del Plata after participating in a training exercise.
-
UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
-
East Coast US Navy aviators to see their flight hours slashed for the rest of fiscal year
Budget shortfalls are forcing the Navy to cut flight hours for squadrons on the East Coast.
-
The Pentagon should treat Congress as a partner, not an obstacle
The Pentagon has failed to treat Congress as a partner in executing America’s defense strategy.
-
4 questions on NATO’s capability investments
Since NATO was formed, its primary goal has transitioned from collective defense to cooperative security to crisis management. Today, NATO is juggling all three.
-
Maybe alliance tensions could land us in a better place
The European Union is touting merits of its efforts to fund members in defense efforts, after NATO criticisms.
-
How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
