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Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
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Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
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Raytheon gets billion dollar Qatar radar contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $1.1 billion contract to build an early warning radar system for Qatar.
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US, Asia-Pacific allies roll out F-35 stealth fighter
The U.S. Air Force this week hosted allies and partners in Hawaii for a symposium on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, which can sneak undetected behind enemy radar.
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Pentagon’s FY17 supplemental sets up budget caps fight
The supplemental, as is, pushes the Pentagon’s budget beyond the BCA levels.
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US State Department OKs mortar rounds sale to Singapore
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to Singapore for 120mm guided mortar rounds worth $66 million.
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Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
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Trump’s Navy: Military operations other than war [Commentary]
In the final part of this three-part commentary series, the writers discuss the U.S. president’s policies and what they see as the needs of the Navy.
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Senate approves National Security Adviser McMaster, 86-10
The Senate did not have to confirm McMaster to lead the White House’s National Security Council, but the law requires the Senate to confirm three- and four-star generals when they change jobs.
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White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
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Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
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Raytheon gets billion dollar Qatar radar contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $1.1 billion contract to build an early warning radar system for Qatar.
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US, Asia-Pacific allies roll out F-35 stealth fighter
The U.S. Air Force this week hosted allies and partners in Hawaii for a symposium on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, which can sneak undetected behind enemy radar.
-
Pentagon’s FY17 supplemental sets up budget caps fight
The supplemental, as is, pushes the Pentagon’s budget beyond the BCA levels.
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US State Department OKs mortar rounds sale to Singapore
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to Singapore for 120mm guided mortar rounds worth $66 million.
-
Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
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Trump’s Navy: Military operations other than war [Commentary]
In the final part of this three-part commentary series, the writers discuss the U.S. president’s policies and what they see as the needs of the Navy.
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Senate approves National Security Adviser McMaster, 86-10
The Senate did not have to confirm McMaster to lead the White House’s National Security Council, but the law requires the Senate to confirm three- and four-star generals when they change jobs.
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White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Deterring Russia: US Army hones skills to mass equipment, troops in Europe
The U.S. Army is using heel-to-toe rotational deployments of armored brigade combat teams and combat aviation brigades in Europe to practice rapidly massing equipment and troops in countries near the Russian border.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
-
Raytheon gets billion dollar Qatar radar contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $1.1 billion contract to build an early warning radar system for Qatar.
-
US, Asia-Pacific allies roll out F-35 stealth fighter
The U.S. Air Force this week hosted allies and partners in Hawaii for a symposium on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, which can sneak undetected behind enemy radar.
-
Pentagon’s FY17 supplemental sets up budget caps fight
The supplemental, as is, pushes the Pentagon’s budget beyond the BCA levels.
-
US State Department OKs mortar rounds sale to Singapore
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale to Singapore for 120mm guided mortar rounds worth $66 million.
-
Trump seeks defense boost for 2018, $30B supplemental for 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump’s $1.1 trillion budget proposal to Congress cut foreign aid and environmental protections to boost investments in national security.
-
Trump’s Navy: Military operations other than war [Commentary]
In the final part of this three-part commentary series, the writers discuss the U.S. president’s policies and what they see as the needs of the Navy.
-
Senate approves National Security Adviser McMaster, 86-10
The Senate did not have to confirm McMaster to lead the White House’s National Security Council, but the law requires the Senate to confirm three- and four-star generals when they change jobs.
-
White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
