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After delay, Trump’s Air Force secretary pick to get Senate hearing
President Trump’s nominee for Air Force secretary is headed to the Senate for a hearing in the Senate Armed Services Committee, its chairman told Defense News on Thursday.
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EUCOM commander: US needs stronger response to Russian disinformation
The U.S. has not done enough to reinforce NATO’s nascent efforts to fight Russia’s prolific propaganda against European allies, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Thursday.
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Lockheed Martin is moving F-16 production
A Lockheed Martin spokeswoman said the last F-16 in Texas should be complete in September.
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Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
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Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
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US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
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Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
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Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
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It’s time to put national security first [Commentary]
The U.S. Air Force has a growing strategy-resource mismatch, and it’s too small for its growing missions and too big for its budget.
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Florida firm pushing sales of its American-made AK-47
Just down the road from a Krispy Krunchy fried chicken store, in a nondescript east coast business park in Florida, a 60,000-square-foot factory produces about 2,500 AK-47 rifles a month.
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After delay, Trump’s Air Force secretary pick to get Senate hearing
President Trump’s nominee for Air Force secretary is headed to the Senate for a hearing in the Senate Armed Services Committee, its chairman told Defense News on Thursday.
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EUCOM commander: US needs stronger response to Russian disinformation
The U.S. has not done enough to reinforce NATO’s nascent efforts to fight Russia’s prolific propaganda against European allies, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Thursday.
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Lockheed Martin is moving F-16 production
A Lockheed Martin spokeswoman said the last F-16 in Texas should be complete in September.
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Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
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Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
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US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
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Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
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Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
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It’s time to put national security first [Commentary]
The U.S. Air Force has a growing strategy-resource mismatch, and it’s too small for its growing missions and too big for its budget.
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Florida firm pushing sales of its American-made AK-47
Just down the road from a Krispy Krunchy fried chicken store, in a nondescript east coast business park in Florida, a 60,000-square-foot factory produces about 2,500 AK-47 rifles a month.
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After delay, Trump’s Air Force secretary pick to get Senate hearing
President Trump’s nominee for Air Force secretary is headed to the Senate for a hearing in the Senate Armed Services Committee, its chairman told Defense News on Thursday.
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EUCOM commander: US needs stronger response to Russian disinformation
The U.S. has not done enough to reinforce NATO’s nascent efforts to fight Russia’s prolific propaganda against European allies, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Thursday.
-
Lockheed Martin is moving F-16 production
A Lockheed Martin spokeswoman said the last F-16 in Texas should be complete in September.
-
Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
-
Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
-
US Army awards $98M lightweight combat helmet contract
A Vermont company has won a U.S. Army contract worth up to $98 million to produce lightweight next-generation combat helmets for soldiers.
-
Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
-
Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
-
It’s time to put national security first [Commentary]
The U.S. Air Force has a growing strategy-resource mismatch, and it’s too small for its growing missions and too big for its budget.
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Florida firm pushing sales of its American-made AK-47
Just down the road from a Krispy Krunchy fried chicken store, in a nondescript east coast business park in Florida, a 60,000-square-foot factory produces about 2,500 AK-47 rifles a month.
