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Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
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US Senate confirms fiscal hawk Mulvaney for budget director
The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s pick for budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, bucking hawkish lawmakers who protested over his past support of defense cuts.
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Canadian minister defends naval project after Fincantieri criticism
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has warned the Canadian government that it won’t bid on a new program to build a fleet of future surface combatants unless significant changes to the project are made.
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Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
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SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
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Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
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Nearly 75 percent of political DoD jobs are empty, but does it matter?
The Pentagon remains short-staffed a month into the Trump administration.
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Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
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Stackley gets lead role in transforming defense acquisition
The acting Navy secretary has been mentioned as a potential procurement chief.
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With allies seeking reassurance, Mattis heads to NATO
The secretary will face many questions from allies as he visits Brussels.
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Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
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US Senate confirms fiscal hawk Mulvaney for budget director
The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s pick for budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, bucking hawkish lawmakers who protested over his past support of defense cuts.
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Canadian minister defends naval project after Fincantieri criticism
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has warned the Canadian government that it won’t bid on a new program to build a fleet of future surface combatants unless significant changes to the project are made.
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Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
-
SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Nearly 75 percent of political DoD jobs are empty, but does it matter?
The Pentagon remains short-staffed a month into the Trump administration.
-
Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
-
Stackley gets lead role in transforming defense acquisition
The acting Navy secretary has been mentioned as a potential procurement chief.
-
With allies seeking reassurance, Mattis heads to NATO
The secretary will face many questions from allies as he visits Brussels.
-
Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
-
US Senate confirms fiscal hawk Mulvaney for budget director
The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s pick for budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, bucking hawkish lawmakers who protested over his past support of defense cuts.
-
Canadian minister defends naval project after Fincantieri criticism
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has warned the Canadian government that it won’t bid on a new program to build a fleet of future surface combatants unless significant changes to the project are made.
-
Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
-
SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Nearly 75 percent of political DoD jobs are empty, but does it matter?
The Pentagon remains short-staffed a month into the Trump administration.
-
Aerospace industry sets $146B export record in 2016
The U.S. aerospace and defense industry set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, the Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday.
-
Stackley gets lead role in transforming defense acquisition
The acting Navy secretary has been mentioned as a potential procurement chief.
-
With allies seeking reassurance, Mattis heads to NATO
The secretary will face many questions from allies as he visits Brussels.
