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An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
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How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
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What to look for in the upcoming Missile Defense Review
The long-awaited review could be out as soon as next week, sources say.
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Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
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US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
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Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
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Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
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Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
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Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
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Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
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An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
-
How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
-
What to look for in the upcoming Missile Defense Review
The long-awaited review could be out as soon as next week, sources say.
-
Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
-
US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
-
Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
-
Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
-
Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
-
Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
-
An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
-
How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
-
What to look for in the upcoming Missile Defense Review
The long-awaited review could be out as soon as next week, sources say.
-
Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
-
US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
-
Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
-
Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
-
Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
-
Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
