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With Mattis leaving the Pentagon, is Dunford next to go?
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford shares many of the world views that drove Defense Secretary Jim Mattis out of favor with President Trump.
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Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
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Mattis is out, and Blackwater is back: ‘We are coming’
Mattis’ resignation may revive plans to privatize the Afghanistan war.
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Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
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Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
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Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
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France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
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How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
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Boeing, Embraer agree to KC-390 joint venture
Boeing and Embraer have a new partnership on the KC-390 as part of a larger deal on their commercial sides.
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Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
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With Mattis leaving the Pentagon, is Dunford next to go?
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford shares many of the world views that drove Defense Secretary Jim Mattis out of favor with President Trump.
-
Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
Mattis is out, and Blackwater is back: ‘We are coming’
Mattis’ resignation may revive plans to privatize the Afghanistan war.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Boeing, Embraer agree to KC-390 joint venture
Boeing and Embraer have a new partnership on the KC-390 as part of a larger deal on their commercial sides.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
-
With Mattis leaving the Pentagon, is Dunford next to go?
Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford shares many of the world views that drove Defense Secretary Jim Mattis out of favor with President Trump.
-
Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
Mattis is out, and Blackwater is back: ‘We are coming’
Mattis’ resignation may revive plans to privatize the Afghanistan war.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Boeing, Embraer agree to KC-390 joint venture
Boeing and Embraer have a new partnership on the KC-390 as part of a larger deal on their commercial sides.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
