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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
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Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
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Air Force extends F-16 fighter’s service life
The Air Force will extend the service life of its F-16 fighter jet to 12,000 equivalent flight hours, much more than the aircraft’s original service life of 8,000 hours.
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McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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Pentagon seeks at least 5 percent savings on Lockheed F-35 jet, say sources
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin could shave at least 5 percent off the price of stealthy F-35 fighter jets in their upcoming annual purchase contract.
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EU, NATO countries kick off center to counter ‘hybrid’ threats
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
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EU, NATO opens center to combat info warfare
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
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Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
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Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
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Air Force extends F-16 fighter’s service life
The Air Force will extend the service life of its F-16 fighter jet to 12,000 equivalent flight hours, much more than the aircraft’s original service life of 8,000 hours.
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McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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Pentagon seeks at least 5 percent savings on Lockheed F-35 jet, say sources
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin could shave at least 5 percent off the price of stealthy F-35 fighter jets in their upcoming annual purchase contract.
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EU, NATO countries kick off center to counter ‘hybrid’ threats
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
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EU, NATO opens center to combat info warfare
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
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Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
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Trump’s deputy defense secretary pick hasn’t worked in the Pentagon. Is that a problem?
Patrick Shanahan, a Boeing executive, was announced as Trump’s choice to replace Bob Work.
-
Air Force extends F-16 fighter’s service life
The Air Force will extend the service life of its F-16 fighter jet to 12,000 equivalent flight hours, much more than the aircraft’s original service life of 8,000 hours.
-
McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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Pentagon seeks at least 5 percent savings on Lockheed F-35 jet, say sources
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin could shave at least 5 percent off the price of stealthy F-35 fighter jets in their upcoming annual purchase contract.
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EU, NATO countries kick off center to counter ‘hybrid’ threats
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
-
EU, NATO opens center to combat info warfare
The center will be based in Helsinki and will form a network of experts for the participating countries.
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Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
