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Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
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NNSA sorting through hiring freeze, budget options
Agency head Frank Klotz worries about the effect on nuclear-weapons modernization.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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Trump pledges support for NATO in address, but says allies must ‘pay their fair share’
President Trump, in his first joint address to Congress, pledged strong support for NATO, but called for allies around the globe to, “pay their fair share of the cost.”
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BAE Systems acquires railgun developer
BAE Systems has completed its acquisition of IAP Research, an electronics firm that has worked on the U.S. Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun project.
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Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
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Canada must defend disputed search and rescue plane buy from Airbus
Losing bidder Leonardo has asked for a court review of the multibillion-dollar acquisition.
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Glock is protesting the Army’s choice of Sig Sauer for its new handgun
The firearms manufacturer Glock has filed a protest with the government over the Army’s award of a new pistol contract to competitor Sig Sauer, according to documents filed with the Government Accountability Office on Friday.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Trump threats to New START could imperil nuclear modernization programs
Political consensus could evaporate if Trump moves against the nuclear agreement with Russia.
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Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
-
NNSA sorting through hiring freeze, budget options
Agency head Frank Klotz worries about the effect on nuclear-weapons modernization.
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US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
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Trump pledges support for NATO in address, but says allies must ‘pay their fair share’
President Trump, in his first joint address to Congress, pledged strong support for NATO, but called for allies around the globe to, “pay their fair share of the cost.”
-
BAE Systems acquires railgun developer
BAE Systems has completed its acquisition of IAP Research, an electronics firm that has worked on the U.S. Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun project.
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Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
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Canada must defend disputed search and rescue plane buy from Airbus
Losing bidder Leonardo has asked for a court review of the multibillion-dollar acquisition.
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Glock is protesting the Army’s choice of Sig Sauer for its new handgun
The firearms manufacturer Glock has filed a protest with the government over the Army’s award of a new pistol contract to competitor Sig Sauer, according to documents filed with the Government Accountability Office on Friday.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Trump threats to New START could imperil nuclear modernization programs
Political consensus could evaporate if Trump moves against the nuclear agreement with Russia.
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Thornberry joins key Republicans against Trump plan to slash State budget
As President Trump considers deep cuts to foreign aid and the State Department, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee emphasized the value of soft power for U.S. national security.
-
NNSA sorting through hiring freeze, budget options
Agency head Frank Klotz worries about the effect on nuclear-weapons modernization.
-
US Air Force unit retires drone, transitions to new model
A U.S. Air Force training unit at a base in southern New Mexico has retired a widely used armed drone to transition to a newer remotely piloted model.
-
Trump pledges support for NATO in address, but says allies must ‘pay their fair share’
President Trump, in his first joint address to Congress, pledged strong support for NATO, but called for allies around the globe to, “pay their fair share of the cost.”
-
BAE Systems acquires railgun developer
BAE Systems has completed its acquisition of IAP Research, an electronics firm that has worked on the U.S. Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun project.
-
Australia cuts deal with US Navy for Next Generation Jammer
The Next Generation Jammer will form a key component of Project Air 5439 Phase 6, a future phase of Australia’s Growler acquisition program, which will upgrade the EA-18G to what is known as the Advanced Growler configuration.
-
Canada must defend disputed search and rescue plane buy from Airbus
Losing bidder Leonardo has asked for a court review of the multibillion-dollar acquisition.
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Glock is protesting the Army’s choice of Sig Sauer for its new handgun
The firearms manufacturer Glock has filed a protest with the government over the Army’s award of a new pistol contract to competitor Sig Sauer, according to documents filed with the Government Accountability Office on Friday.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Trump threats to New START could imperil nuclear modernization programs
Political consensus could evaporate if Trump moves against the nuclear agreement with Russia.
