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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
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Turkey threatens US over bill seeking to halt weapons sales
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have released details of a $717 billion annual defense policy bill, including a measure to temporarily halt weapons sales to Turkey.
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Rolls-Royce uses Trump-era tax cuts to improve employee benefits
Tax cuts at the end of 2017 signaled the time was right for Rolls-Royce and other companies to roll out new benefits and increase spending on employees.
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Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
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Obama officials defend Iran deal as Trump threatens to blow it up
Amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest accusations about Iran’s past nuclear activities, a former U.S. energy secretary is warning that dropping out of the Iran deal would isolate the U.S. from its allies.
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Trump gaffes on attack aircraft sale to Nigeria
President Trump bragged about a big US helicopter sale to Nigeria. The problem is America didn’t sell Nigeria helicopters, but Russia did.
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Newly confirmed Pompeo stresses defense spending target at first NATO meeting
Newly confirmed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is pressing NATO allies on old theme ― that alliance members pay their way.
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Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
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Defense industry needs 5 percent annual budget growth to stay healthy, says new AIA report
The American defense-industrial base needs the Pentagon budget to grow at least 5 percent per year to remain healthy and stable, the industry’s leading trade group says.
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Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
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Turkey threatens US over bill seeking to halt weapons sales
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have released details of a $717 billion annual defense policy bill, including a measure to temporarily halt weapons sales to Turkey.
-
Rolls-Royce uses Trump-era tax cuts to improve employee benefits
Tax cuts at the end of 2017 signaled the time was right for Rolls-Royce and other companies to roll out new benefits and increase spending on employees.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
Obama officials defend Iran deal as Trump threatens to blow it up
Amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest accusations about Iran’s past nuclear activities, a former U.S. energy secretary is warning that dropping out of the Iran deal would isolate the U.S. from its allies.
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Trump gaffes on attack aircraft sale to Nigeria
President Trump bragged about a big US helicopter sale to Nigeria. The problem is America didn’t sell Nigeria helicopters, but Russia did.
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Newly confirmed Pompeo stresses defense spending target at first NATO meeting
Newly confirmed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is pressing NATO allies on old theme ― that alliance members pay their way.
-
Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
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Defense industry needs 5 percent annual budget growth to stay healthy, says new AIA report
The American defense-industrial base needs the Pentagon budget to grow at least 5 percent per year to remain healthy and stable, the industry’s leading trade group says.
-
Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
-
Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
-
Turkey threatens US over bill seeking to halt weapons sales
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have released details of a $717 billion annual defense policy bill, including a measure to temporarily halt weapons sales to Turkey.
-
Rolls-Royce uses Trump-era tax cuts to improve employee benefits
Tax cuts at the end of 2017 signaled the time was right for Rolls-Royce and other companies to roll out new benefits and increase spending on employees.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
Obama officials defend Iran deal as Trump threatens to blow it up
Amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest accusations about Iran’s past nuclear activities, a former U.S. energy secretary is warning that dropping out of the Iran deal would isolate the U.S. from its allies.
-
Trump gaffes on attack aircraft sale to Nigeria
President Trump bragged about a big US helicopter sale to Nigeria. The problem is America didn’t sell Nigeria helicopters, but Russia did.
-
Newly confirmed Pompeo stresses defense spending target at first NATO meeting
Newly confirmed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is pressing NATO allies on old theme ― that alliance members pay their way.
-
Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
-
Defense industry needs 5 percent annual budget growth to stay healthy, says new AIA report
The American defense-industrial base needs the Pentagon budget to grow at least 5 percent per year to remain healthy and stable, the industry’s leading trade group says.
-
Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
