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New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
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Canada wants Super Hornet jets by 2019, but cost still undecided
Canada is hoping to receive the first of its Super Hornet fighter jets by 2019 but still has to hammer out a price as well as industrial benefits, according to Canadian government officials.
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Pratt & Whitney announces new military engine boss
Matthew Bromberg will succeed Bennett Croswell in May.
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Former Staffers Alarmed by Trump’s National Security Council Shakeup
The move will breed the politicization of key decisions, they argue.
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Trump Immigration Order Shakes US-Iraq Alliance Against ISIS
US President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration is rocking the alliance with its key ally in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
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Trump Signs Order Promising a ‘Great Rebuilding’ of the Military
The executive order focuses on readiness and preps for the next budget.
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Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
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Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
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US Rep. Gabbard Defends Assad Meeting in Syria
After a controversial meeting with Syrian leader Bashar Assad in Syria, US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is doubling down.
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Britain, US pledge to improve cooperation in maritime patrol operations
A declaration to better coordinate maritime patrol aircraft operations and support in the region was signed in London by British Defence Procurement Minister Harriett Baldwin and her US counterpart, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work.
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New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
-
Canada wants Super Hornet jets by 2019, but cost still undecided
Canada is hoping to receive the first of its Super Hornet fighter jets by 2019 but still has to hammer out a price as well as industrial benefits, according to Canadian government officials.
-
Pratt & Whitney announces new military engine boss
Matthew Bromberg will succeed Bennett Croswell in May.
-
Former Staffers Alarmed by Trump’s National Security Council Shakeup
The move will breed the politicization of key decisions, they argue.
-
Trump Immigration Order Shakes US-Iraq Alliance Against ISIS
US President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration is rocking the alliance with its key ally in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
-
Trump Signs Order Promising a ‘Great Rebuilding’ of the Military
The executive order focuses on readiness and preps for the next budget.
-
Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
-
Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
-
US Rep. Gabbard Defends Assad Meeting in Syria
After a controversial meeting with Syrian leader Bashar Assad in Syria, US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is doubling down.
-
Britain, US pledge to improve cooperation in maritime patrol operations
A declaration to better coordinate maritime patrol aircraft operations and support in the region was signed in London by British Defence Procurement Minister Harriett Baldwin and her US counterpart, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work.
-
New Northrop facility deal likely meant for B-21 stealth coating
The new facility will cost almost $36 million.
-
Canada wants Super Hornet jets by 2019, but cost still undecided
Canada is hoping to receive the first of its Super Hornet fighter jets by 2019 but still has to hammer out a price as well as industrial benefits, according to Canadian government officials.
-
Pratt & Whitney announces new military engine boss
Matthew Bromberg will succeed Bennett Croswell in May.
-
Former Staffers Alarmed by Trump’s National Security Council Shakeup
The move will breed the politicization of key decisions, they argue.
-
Trump Immigration Order Shakes US-Iraq Alliance Against ISIS
US President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration is rocking the alliance with its key ally in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq.
-
Trump Signs Order Promising a ‘Great Rebuilding’ of the Military
The executive order focuses on readiness and preps for the next budget.
-
Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
-
Canada Extends Flight Training Contract, But Actively Seeks Replacement
The Canadian government has extended its contract with CAE to provide NATO Flying Training in Canada (NFTC), a qualification program for pilots, while it works on a new multibillion-dollar replacement program.
-
US Rep. Gabbard Defends Assad Meeting in Syria
After a controversial meeting with Syrian leader Bashar Assad in Syria, US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is doubling down.
-
Britain, US pledge to improve cooperation in maritime patrol operations
A declaration to better coordinate maritime patrol aircraft operations and support in the region was signed in London by British Defence Procurement Minister Harriett Baldwin and her US counterpart, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work.
