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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
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Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
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Venezuelan seeks to ‘expand’ military ties with Belarus
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has visited Belarus, emphasizing plans to bolster military ties with the ex-Soviet nation.
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F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
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State Department clears $113M sale of AMRAAM missiles to Japan
The weapons package includes up to 56 AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles made by Raytheon.
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Former US, NATO commander named Brookings Institution president
John R. Allen replaces Strobe Talbott, who steps down after more than 15 years with the nonpartisan, public policy-based think tank.
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‘One hand tied behind your back’: Why DoD’s empty policy chair matters
Nine months into the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains understaffed, with a vacancy that experts worry is impacting the ability of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis to execute his agenda.
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Senate won’t confirm Trump’s Pentagon nominees until McCain gets Iraq and Afghanistan details
Sen. John McCain says he is refusing to advance President Trump’s nominees to the Pentagon until he is satisfied the administration is communicating its plans for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
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Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
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Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
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Venezuelan seeks to ‘expand’ military ties with Belarus
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has visited Belarus, emphasizing plans to bolster military ties with the ex-Soviet nation.
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F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
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State Department clears $113M sale of AMRAAM missiles to Japan
The weapons package includes up to 56 AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles made by Raytheon.
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Former US, NATO commander named Brookings Institution president
John R. Allen replaces Strobe Talbott, who steps down after more than 15 years with the nonpartisan, public policy-based think tank.
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‘One hand tied behind your back’: Why DoD’s empty policy chair matters
Nine months into the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains understaffed, with a vacancy that experts worry is impacting the ability of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis to execute his agenda.
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Senate won’t confirm Trump’s Pentagon nominees until McCain gets Iraq and Afghanistan details
Sen. John McCain says he is refusing to advance President Trump’s nominees to the Pentagon until he is satisfied the administration is communicating its plans for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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ICBMs receive $68M upgrade
The Air Force’s Minuteman III ICBMs receive $68 million upgrade.
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Mexican general calls for mutual cooperation with US to solve shared security threats
The U.S. and Mexico need to work together to stem the threat of transnational criminal organizations and meet mutual security threats, but need to respect each others’ sovereignty, the Mexican chief of staff for National Defense said Tuesday.
-
Founders of defense firm sentenced in DoD fraud scheme
Two brothers who formerly owned a Pennsylvania defense contractor face sentencing for pleading guilty in a $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Defense Department for Humvee window kits.
-
Canadian-US Super Hornet dispute could spark trade war
Will Canada abandon its deal with Boeing for new Super Hornets? And what other options does it have?
-
Venezuelan seeks to ‘expand’ military ties with Belarus
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has visited Belarus, emphasizing plans to bolster military ties with the ex-Soviet nation.
-
F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
-
State Department clears $113M sale of AMRAAM missiles to Japan
The weapons package includes up to 56 AIM-120C-7 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles made by Raytheon.
-
Former US, NATO commander named Brookings Institution president
John R. Allen replaces Strobe Talbott, who steps down after more than 15 years with the nonpartisan, public policy-based think tank.
-
‘One hand tied behind your back’: Why DoD’s empty policy chair matters
Nine months into the Trump administration, the Pentagon remains understaffed, with a vacancy that experts worry is impacting the ability of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis to execute his agenda.
-
Senate won’t confirm Trump’s Pentagon nominees until McCain gets Iraq and Afghanistan details
Sen. John McCain says he is refusing to advance President Trump’s nominees to the Pentagon until he is satisfied the administration is communicating its plans for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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ICBMs receive $68M upgrade
The Air Force’s Minuteman III ICBMs receive $68 million upgrade.
