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Montana company to supply fighter jet parts to Saudi Arabia
The U.S. Defense Department announced the $559 million contract last week for S&K Aerospace, LLC to provide F-15 components to the Royal Saudi Air Force.
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Can North Korea shoot down a US military aircraft?
North Korea has threatened to shoot down U.S. Air Force bombers conducting flights near the Korean Peninsula. But does the Asian nation have such a capability?
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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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UK ‘bitterly disappointed’ as US backs Boeing in trade row
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday ruled in favor of Boeing, saying “the subsidization of goods by foreign governments is something that the Trump Administration takes very seriously.”
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Senate Foreign Relations chairman won’t seek re-election
Corker has tangled with President Donald Trump, both publicly and via Twitter.
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Dunford: White House cut in-flight refueling on next Air Force One
President Donald Trump had made cutting costs on new Air Force One a priority, but Congress may push back.
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Feds want foreign surveillance authority renewed
Intelligence and law enforcement officials across the government lobbied Congress Monday to let them conduct broad surveillance on foreign targets in coming years, saying it helps prevent terrorist and cyberattacks on the United States.
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Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
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Montana company to supply fighter jet parts to Saudi Arabia
The U.S. Defense Department announced the $559 million contract last week for S&K Aerospace, LLC to provide F-15 components to the Royal Saudi Air Force.
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Can North Korea shoot down a US military aircraft?
North Korea has threatened to shoot down U.S. Air Force bombers conducting flights near the Korean Peninsula. But does the Asian nation have such a capability?
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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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UK ‘bitterly disappointed’ as US backs Boeing in trade row
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday ruled in favor of Boeing, saying “the subsidization of goods by foreign governments is something that the Trump Administration takes very seriously.”
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Senate Foreign Relations chairman won’t seek re-election
Corker has tangled with President Donald Trump, both publicly and via Twitter.
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Dunford: White House cut in-flight refueling on next Air Force One
President Donald Trump had made cutting costs on new Air Force One a priority, but Congress may push back.
-
Feds want foreign surveillance authority renewed
Intelligence and law enforcement officials across the government lobbied Congress Monday to let them conduct broad surveillance on foreign targets in coming years, saying it helps prevent terrorist and cyberattacks on the United States.
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Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
-
Montana company to supply fighter jet parts to Saudi Arabia
The U.S. Defense Department announced the $559 million contract last week for S&K Aerospace, LLC to provide F-15 components to the Royal Saudi Air Force.
-
Can North Korea shoot down a US military aircraft?
North Korea has threatened to shoot down U.S. Air Force bombers conducting flights near the Korean Peninsula. But does the Asian nation have such a capability?
-
Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
-
Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
-
UK ‘bitterly disappointed’ as US backs Boeing in trade row
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday ruled in favor of Boeing, saying “the subsidization of goods by foreign governments is something that the Trump Administration takes very seriously.”
-
Senate Foreign Relations chairman won’t seek re-election
Corker has tangled with President Donald Trump, both publicly and via Twitter.
-
Dunford: White House cut in-flight refueling on next Air Force One
President Donald Trump had made cutting costs on new Air Force One a priority, but Congress may push back.
-
Feds want foreign surveillance authority renewed
Intelligence and law enforcement officials across the government lobbied Congress Monday to let them conduct broad surveillance on foreign targets in coming years, saying it helps prevent terrorist and cyberattacks on the United States.
-
Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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Turkey accuses US, Germany of arms embargo
A senior Turkish diplomat dealing with NATO matters confirmed that some Turkish requests for systems and subsystems have not been addressed by the U.S. and Germany.
