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1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
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National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
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House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
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Canada awards joint support ship contract to Seaspan
Canada has chosen Seaspan Corporation to produce Queenston-class joint support ships at the company’s Vancouver shipyard.
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Canada accidentally releases classified documents on counterterrorism plans
One of the security measures outlined in the document permits fighter jets to shoot down a hijacked commercial airliner in order to protect the CN Tower in Toronto.
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Key GOP lawmakers call for Sessions to recuse himself over Russia ties
Questions about the Trump campaign’s Russia contacts threaten to envelop the administration as congressional Republicans broke ranks Thursday to ask Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from a Justice Department investigation into those contacts.
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Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
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Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
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Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
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1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
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National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
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House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
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Canada awards joint support ship contract to Seaspan
Canada has chosen Seaspan Corporation to produce Queenston-class joint support ships at the company’s Vancouver shipyard.
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Canada accidentally releases classified documents on counterterrorism plans
One of the security measures outlined in the document permits fighter jets to shoot down a hijacked commercial airliner in order to protect the CN Tower in Toronto.
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Key GOP lawmakers call for Sessions to recuse himself over Russia ties
Questions about the Trump campaign’s Russia contacts threaten to envelop the administration as congressional Republicans broke ranks Thursday to ask Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from a Justice Department investigation into those contacts.
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Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
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Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
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Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
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1,800 Boeing union workers accept buyouts
Union officials say more than 1,800 union members will leave Boeing under a buyout plan offered last month in a continuing company job-cutting effort.
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National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
-
Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
-
House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
-
Canada awards joint support ship contract to Seaspan
Canada has chosen Seaspan Corporation to produce Queenston-class joint support ships at the company’s Vancouver shipyard.
-
Canada accidentally releases classified documents on counterterrorism plans
One of the security measures outlined in the document permits fighter jets to shoot down a hijacked commercial airliner in order to protect the CN Tower in Toronto.
-
Key GOP lawmakers call for Sessions to recuse himself over Russia ties
Questions about the Trump campaign’s Russia contacts threaten to envelop the administration as congressional Republicans broke ranks Thursday to ask Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from a Justice Department investigation into those contacts.
-
Pentagon delivers interim AT&L memo to Congress
The interim report hints at greater changes than previously thought.
-
Boeing and Leonardo debut the MH-139, their bid for the Huey replacement
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up on the UH-1N replacement program.
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Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
