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Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
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Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
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US Senate panel bucks Trump to back Foreign Military Financing
A recent U.S. Senate report dismisses the Trump administration’s plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons and replace them with a loans program.
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French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
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New York CEO sentenced in metallic powder case for Iran conspiracy
Prosecutors say the head of Global Metallurgy LLC conspired to export a powder containing cobalt and nickel without getting a required license.
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Top Israel general: We need US support to fight Iran
A top Israeli military officer says the country can prevail over Iran’s proxy on its own; but when it comes to the country of Iran itself, it needs American support.
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Federal auditors say US nuclear dump running out of room
The only underground nuclear waste repository in the United States doesn’t have enough space for radioactive tools, clothing and other debris left over from decades of bomb-making and research, much less tons of weapons-grade plutonium that the nation has agreed to eliminate as part of a pact with Russia, federal auditors said.
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DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
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Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
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Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
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US Senate panel bucks Trump to back Foreign Military Financing
A recent U.S. Senate report dismisses the Trump administration’s plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons and replace them with a loans program.
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French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
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New York CEO sentenced in metallic powder case for Iran conspiracy
Prosecutors say the head of Global Metallurgy LLC conspired to export a powder containing cobalt and nickel without getting a required license.
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Top Israel general: We need US support to fight Iran
A top Israeli military officer says the country can prevail over Iran’s proxy on its own; but when it comes to the country of Iran itself, it needs American support.
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Federal auditors say US nuclear dump running out of room
The only underground nuclear waste repository in the United States doesn’t have enough space for radioactive tools, clothing and other debris left over from decades of bomb-making and research, much less tons of weapons-grade plutonium that the nation has agreed to eliminate as part of a pact with Russia, federal auditors said.
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DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
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Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
-
Air Force approves use of Magpul’s signature polymer magazine
The U.S. Air Force has approved the use of Magpul Industries’ signature polymer magazine known as the GenM3 PMag.
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US Senate panel bucks Trump to back Foreign Military Financing
A recent U.S. Senate report dismisses the Trump administration’s plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons and replace them with a loans program.
-
French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
-
New York CEO sentenced in metallic powder case for Iran conspiracy
Prosecutors say the head of Global Metallurgy LLC conspired to export a powder containing cobalt and nickel without getting a required license.
-
Top Israel general: We need US support to fight Iran
A top Israeli military officer says the country can prevail over Iran’s proxy on its own; but when it comes to the country of Iran itself, it needs American support.
-
Federal auditors say US nuclear dump running out of room
The only underground nuclear waste repository in the United States doesn’t have enough space for radioactive tools, clothing and other debris left over from decades of bomb-making and research, much less tons of weapons-grade plutonium that the nation has agreed to eliminate as part of a pact with Russia, federal auditors said.
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DoD missile defense deputy: US children are safe from North Korean threat
An official with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency says additional funding is required to render active defenses more robust to meet future threats.
