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US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
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Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
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Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
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Pentagon: US troops play new role in Syria
The Pentagon says U.S. troops are playing a new role in Syria, in addition to advising local Arab and Kurdish fighters in their battle against Islamic State militants.
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White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
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Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
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Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
-
Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
-
Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
-
Pentagon: US troops play new role in Syria
The Pentagon says U.S. troops are playing a new role in Syria, in addition to advising local Arab and Kurdish fighters in their battle against Islamic State militants.
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White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
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Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
-
Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
-
US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
-
Leonardo DRS’ first acquisition marks next phase of company’s growth
Leonardo DRS is set to buy laser technology company Daylight Solutions for $150 million.
-
Israel to stage naval drill with US, Greece in Eastern Mediterranean
“It’s one of our most important exercises that allows us to hone our proficiencies in very complex scenarios.”
-
Pentagon: US troops play new role in Syria
The Pentagon says U.S. troops are playing a new role in Syria, in addition to advising local Arab and Kurdish fighters in their battle against Islamic State militants.
-
White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
-
Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
-
C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
-
Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
-
New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
-
Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
