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Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
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Senior EU Lawmaker Backs Trump’s Call for NATO Reform
A senior member of the European Parliament has endorsed US President Donald Trump’s call for an urgent reform of NATO, saying the Western alliance suffers from “weaknesses” and needs “revitalizing.”
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Klotz stays as NNSA director, but deputy is out
The nuclear weapons head will remain in place for the future.
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State Clears $1.8B Obama-Era Foreign Weapons Sales
The US remains on pace for record foreign weapon sales in fiscal 2017.
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British Army Works to Secure Oshkosh JLTV
The British Army is prepared to buy the Oshkosh-built Joint Light Tactical Vehicle but is first seeking approval from the US government.
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Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
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Reality check on strategic interests behind humanitarian concerns in Yemen
The US has not reacted to Iran’s recent announcement that it plans to build naval bases in Syria and Yemen, which could considerably increase Iran’s support for the Houthis.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
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Defense Industry Hopeful Trump Will Pick Up Obama’s Legacy of Export Control Reform
As President Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, the defense industry will be looking for him to build on one of the Obama administration’s wonkiest accomplishments: the quiet but sweeping overhaul of the many regulations that control weapons exports.
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Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
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Senior EU Lawmaker Backs Trump’s Call for NATO Reform
A senior member of the European Parliament has endorsed US President Donald Trump’s call for an urgent reform of NATO, saying the Western alliance suffers from “weaknesses” and needs “revitalizing.”
-
Klotz stays as NNSA director, but deputy is out
The nuclear weapons head will remain in place for the future.
-
State Clears $1.8B Obama-Era Foreign Weapons Sales
The US remains on pace for record foreign weapon sales in fiscal 2017.
-
British Army Works to Secure Oshkosh JLTV
The British Army is prepared to buy the Oshkosh-built Joint Light Tactical Vehicle but is first seeking approval from the US government.
-
Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
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Reality check on strategic interests behind humanitarian concerns in Yemen
The US has not reacted to Iran’s recent announcement that it plans to build naval bases in Syria and Yemen, which could considerably increase Iran’s support for the Houthis.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
-
Defense Industry Hopeful Trump Will Pick Up Obama’s Legacy of Export Control Reform
As President Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, the defense industry will be looking for him to build on one of the Obama administration’s wonkiest accomplishments: the quiet but sweeping overhaul of the many regulations that control weapons exports.
-
Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
-
Senior EU Lawmaker Backs Trump’s Call for NATO Reform
A senior member of the European Parliament has endorsed US President Donald Trump’s call for an urgent reform of NATO, saying the Western alliance suffers from “weaknesses” and needs “revitalizing.”
-
Klotz stays as NNSA director, but deputy is out
The nuclear weapons head will remain in place for the future.
-
State Clears $1.8B Obama-Era Foreign Weapons Sales
The US remains on pace for record foreign weapon sales in fiscal 2017.
-
British Army Works to Secure Oshkosh JLTV
The British Army is prepared to buy the Oshkosh-built Joint Light Tactical Vehicle but is first seeking approval from the US government.
-
Taiwan’s F-16 Fighter Jets Are Getting an Upgrade
Taiwan’s state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation said four Taiwanese Air Force F-16s have entered its new facility in Taichung and the upgrading work on the fleet of 144 F-16s is expected to be completed within six years.
-
Reality check on strategic interests behind humanitarian concerns in Yemen
The US has not reacted to Iran’s recent announcement that it plans to build naval bases in Syria and Yemen, which could considerably increase Iran’s support for the Houthis.
-
Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
-
President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
-
Defense Industry Hopeful Trump Will Pick Up Obama’s Legacy of Export Control Reform
As President Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, the defense industry will be looking for him to build on one of the Obama administration’s wonkiest accomplishments: the quiet but sweeping overhaul of the many regulations that control weapons exports.
