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It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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Mattis taps Col. Steve Warren as media advisor
Warren will retire out of active duty to join Mattis’ team.
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Pentagon delivers fiscal 2017 supplemental defense request to OMB
The Pentagon was supposed to deliver the budget materials by March 1.
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France likely to launch $4B frigate program before presidential election
A ministerial investment committee had been due today to approve the intermediate frigate but a change in the minister’s diary led to the meeting to be postponed, two sources said.
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Skunkworks, Sikorsky and skinny jeans: Lockheed goes to South by Southwest
Lockheed Martin wants you to pitch them in mid-air.
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Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
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Democrats renew attack on new nuclear cruise missile
Pentagon officials remain adamant the weapon is needed.
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US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
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European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
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It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
-
Mattis taps Col. Steve Warren as media advisor
Warren will retire out of active duty to join Mattis’ team.
-
Pentagon delivers fiscal 2017 supplemental defense request to OMB
The Pentagon was supposed to deliver the budget materials by March 1.
-
France likely to launch $4B frigate program before presidential election
A ministerial investment committee had been due today to approve the intermediate frigate but a change in the minister’s diary led to the meeting to be postponed, two sources said.
-
Skunkworks, Sikorsky and skinny jeans: Lockheed goes to South by Southwest
Lockheed Martin wants you to pitch them in mid-air.
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Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
-
Democrats renew attack on new nuclear cruise missile
Pentagon officials remain adamant the weapon is needed.
-
US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
-
European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
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It doesn’t take a missile to shoot down a drone, so the Army is rethinking battle across domains
After nearly two decades fighting in developing nations like Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army is pivoting toward the future, focusing on winning fights against enemies with similar technology.
-
White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
-
Mattis taps Col. Steve Warren as media advisor
Warren will retire out of active duty to join Mattis’ team.
-
Pentagon delivers fiscal 2017 supplemental defense request to OMB
The Pentagon was supposed to deliver the budget materials by March 1.
-
France likely to launch $4B frigate program before presidential election
A ministerial investment committee had been due today to approve the intermediate frigate but a change in the minister’s diary led to the meeting to be postponed, two sources said.
-
Skunkworks, Sikorsky and skinny jeans: Lockheed goes to South by Southwest
Lockheed Martin wants you to pitch them in mid-air.
-
Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
-
Democrats renew attack on new nuclear cruise missile
Pentagon officials remain adamant the weapon is needed.
-
US Navy to work with Air Force on E-6B replacement
The nuclear command and control aircraft will need to be replaced by 2038.
-
European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
