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Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
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Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
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North Dakota Air National Guard unveils MQ-9 Reaper drone
The North Dakota Air National Guard has received its first new plane in more than 60 years — and it’s unmanned.
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SIGAR cites lack of oversight in $457M training program
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction has reported difficulty in identifying whether a $457.7 million program was successful due to a lack of accountability methods.
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See you in September: McCain’s health, Paul’s protest delay NDAA
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., is leaving town to start cancer treatment on Monday. He is not expected to return until after the end of the August recess.
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As GOP’s Obamacare repeal fails, optimism for NDAA
After three Republicans voted with Democrats to shoot down the GOP’s closely held “skinny repeal” bill, the Senate minority leader said he was ready to let the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act advance.
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US House approves security spending bill with $1.6B for Trump border wall
The House on Thursday passed a four-bill, $789.6 billion federal spending package that sets up a showdown in the Senate over its inclusion of border wall funding and because it tops defense budget caps by $63.5 billion.
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McCain tries to move NDAA, but Dems close the door
A partisan impasse in the Senate on health care has snagged the 2018 defense policy bill to the floor, despite Sen. John McCain’s best efforts.
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Congress’ defense budgeting headed toward ‘colossal crackup’
The U.S. House on Wednesday took up a defense appropriations bill that proposes tens of billion of dollars in new spending for the Pentagon. The problem is that it breaks budget caps set in law.
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Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
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Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
North Dakota Air National Guard unveils MQ-9 Reaper drone
The North Dakota Air National Guard has received its first new plane in more than 60 years — and it’s unmanned.
-
SIGAR cites lack of oversight in $457M training program
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction has reported difficulty in identifying whether a $457.7 million program was successful due to a lack of accountability methods.
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See you in September: McCain’s health, Paul’s protest delay NDAA
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., is leaving town to start cancer treatment on Monday. He is not expected to return until after the end of the August recess.
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As GOP’s Obamacare repeal fails, optimism for NDAA
After three Republicans voted with Democrats to shoot down the GOP’s closely held “skinny repeal” bill, the Senate minority leader said he was ready to let the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act advance.
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US House approves security spending bill with $1.6B for Trump border wall
The House on Thursday passed a four-bill, $789.6 billion federal spending package that sets up a showdown in the Senate over its inclusion of border wall funding and because it tops defense budget caps by $63.5 billion.
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McCain tries to move NDAA, but Dems close the door
A partisan impasse in the Senate on health care has snagged the 2018 defense policy bill to the floor, despite Sen. John McCain’s best efforts.
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Congress’ defense budgeting headed toward ‘colossal crackup’
The U.S. House on Wednesday took up a defense appropriations bill that proposes tens of billion of dollars in new spending for the Pentagon. The problem is that it breaks budget caps set in law.
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Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
-
Stealth technology gap narrows, but US Air Force’s experience could give it an edge
Russia and China are developing stealth fighters, but the U.S. Air Force still has the operational experience needed to keep it ahead, retired service officials said.
-
US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
North Dakota Air National Guard unveils MQ-9 Reaper drone
The North Dakota Air National Guard has received its first new plane in more than 60 years — and it’s unmanned.
-
SIGAR cites lack of oversight in $457M training program
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction has reported difficulty in identifying whether a $457.7 million program was successful due to a lack of accountability methods.
-
See you in September: McCain’s health, Paul’s protest delay NDAA
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., is leaving town to start cancer treatment on Monday. He is not expected to return until after the end of the August recess.
-
As GOP’s Obamacare repeal fails, optimism for NDAA
After three Republicans voted with Democrats to shoot down the GOP’s closely held “skinny repeal” bill, the Senate minority leader said he was ready to let the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act advance.
-
US House approves security spending bill with $1.6B for Trump border wall
The House on Thursday passed a four-bill, $789.6 billion federal spending package that sets up a showdown in the Senate over its inclusion of border wall funding and because it tops defense budget caps by $63.5 billion.
-
McCain tries to move NDAA, but Dems close the door
A partisan impasse in the Senate on health care has snagged the 2018 defense policy bill to the floor, despite Sen. John McCain’s best efforts.
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Congress’ defense budgeting headed toward ‘colossal crackup’
The U.S. House on Wednesday took up a defense appropriations bill that proposes tens of billion of dollars in new spending for the Pentagon. The problem is that it breaks budget caps set in law.
