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US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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Why the DoD needs political appointees [Commentary]
The Department of Defense needs senior political appointees, and the White House and Senate should do all they can to fill the agency’s positions.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
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Pentagon tech advisers target how the military digests data
Technology advisory group says DoD needs to store data in new ways.
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Defense spending up, but new program pipeline thin, report finds
2016 was the first positive year for defense growth since 2008.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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Schriver emerges as potential Pentagon policy nominee
Randall Schriver would bring notable expertise in Pacific region to the Pentagon.
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STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
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US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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Why the DoD needs political appointees [Commentary]
The Department of Defense needs senior political appointees, and the White House and Senate should do all they can to fill the agency’s positions.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
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Pentagon tech advisers target how the military digests data
Technology advisory group says DoD needs to store data in new ways.
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Dana W. White tapped for Pentagon press position
White is an author and former McCain staffer.
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Defense spending up, but new program pipeline thin, report finds
2016 was the first positive year for defense growth since 2008.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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Schriver emerges as potential Pentagon policy nominee
Randall Schriver would bring notable expertise in Pacific region to the Pentagon.
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STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
-
US partners with Lithuania in Savage Wolf exercise
The Army partnered with Lithuanian troops on Tuesday on a range near Rukla, Lithuania, for the Savage Wolf military exercise as a part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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Why the DoD needs political appointees [Commentary]
The Department of Defense needs senior political appointees, and the White House and Senate should do all they can to fill the agency’s positions.
-
As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
-
Top House Armed Services Democrat pessimistic about budget deal
Rep. Adam Smith is not expecting good news.
-
Pentagon tech advisers target how the military digests data
Technology advisory group says DoD needs to store data in new ways.
-
Dana W. White tapped for Pentagon press position
White is an author and former McCain staffer.
-
Defense spending up, but new program pipeline thin, report finds
2016 was the first positive year for defense growth since 2008.
-
Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
-
Schriver emerges as potential Pentagon policy nominee
Randall Schriver would bring notable expertise in Pacific region to the Pentagon.
-
STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
