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The Name Game: Rumors for Deputy and Service Secretaries
The latest gathering of rumors and gossip for the Trump Pentagon.
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US Marine F-35B Fighter Jet Deployment Onboard British Warship Made Official
Both US and British forces will operate the F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing version of the Lightning II strike jet.
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NATO: An Investment for US Foreign Policy
For the United States, subsidizing the broad contours of European security — frustrating or resource intensive though it may be — is widely regarded as a good deal.
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Report: Strategy, Not Acquisition Reform, Central to Maintain DoD Tech Edge
The more options, the better, found a study by the Center for a New American Security.
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Big Space Reorganization Coming, House Strategic Forces Chairman Mike Rogers Says
US House Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chairman Mike Rogers told Defense News he plans in 2017 to spearhead a major reorganization of the way the US government manages space capabilities — yielding changes that are “very disruptive” but ultimately positive.
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Morale Improving, But Sustainment Problems Still Dog Air Force’s Nuclear Enterprise
US Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James plans to issue a memo containing new guidance meant to improve sustainment of the launch facilities, make it easier for the service to obtain spare parts and instill a culture of preventative maintenance.
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US to Halt Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia Over Yemen Casualties
A high civilian death toll in the kingdom’s Yemen bombing campaign reportedly drove the US decision.
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Iranian Leadership Trust in ‘Pragmatic’ Trump
Senior Iranian government officials are convinced US President-elect Donald Trump will not walk away from the US end of the nuclear deal with Iran, instead opting for pragmatism and business deals, an analyst has claimed.
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Trump Selects OCO-Opponent Mulvaney for OMB
Could the pick signal a cap on defense spending?
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The Name Game: Rumors for Deputy and Service Secretaries
The latest gathering of rumors and gossip for the Trump Pentagon.
-
US Marine F-35B Fighter Jet Deployment Onboard British Warship Made Official
Both US and British forces will operate the F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing version of the Lightning II strike jet.
-
NATO: An Investment for US Foreign Policy
For the United States, subsidizing the broad contours of European security — frustrating or resource intensive though it may be — is widely regarded as a good deal.
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What Should Mattis Look for in a Deputy?
Bob Work, the current deputy secretary, weighs in.
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Report: Strategy, Not Acquisition Reform, Central to Maintain DoD Tech Edge
The more options, the better, found a study by the Center for a New American Security.
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Big Space Reorganization Coming, House Strategic Forces Chairman Mike Rogers Says
US House Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chairman Mike Rogers told Defense News he plans in 2017 to spearhead a major reorganization of the way the US government manages space capabilities — yielding changes that are “very disruptive” but ultimately positive.
-
Morale Improving, But Sustainment Problems Still Dog Air Force’s Nuclear Enterprise
US Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James plans to issue a memo containing new guidance meant to improve sustainment of the launch facilities, make it easier for the service to obtain spare parts and instill a culture of preventative maintenance.
-
US to Halt Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia Over Yemen Casualties
A high civilian death toll in the kingdom’s Yemen bombing campaign reportedly drove the US decision.
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Iranian Leadership Trust in ‘Pragmatic’ Trump
Senior Iranian government officials are convinced US President-elect Donald Trump will not walk away from the US end of the nuclear deal with Iran, instead opting for pragmatism and business deals, an analyst has claimed.
-
Trump Selects OCO-Opponent Mulvaney for OMB
Could the pick signal a cap on defense spending?
-
The Name Game: Rumors for Deputy and Service Secretaries
The latest gathering of rumors and gossip for the Trump Pentagon.
-
US Marine F-35B Fighter Jet Deployment Onboard British Warship Made Official
Both US and British forces will operate the F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing version of the Lightning II strike jet.
-
NATO: An Investment for US Foreign Policy
For the United States, subsidizing the broad contours of European security — frustrating or resource intensive though it may be — is widely regarded as a good deal.
-
What Should Mattis Look for in a Deputy?
Bob Work, the current deputy secretary, weighs in.
-
Report: Strategy, Not Acquisition Reform, Central to Maintain DoD Tech Edge
The more options, the better, found a study by the Center for a New American Security.
-
Big Space Reorganization Coming, House Strategic Forces Chairman Mike Rogers Says
US House Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chairman Mike Rogers told Defense News he plans in 2017 to spearhead a major reorganization of the way the US government manages space capabilities — yielding changes that are “very disruptive” but ultimately positive.
-
Morale Improving, But Sustainment Problems Still Dog Air Force’s Nuclear Enterprise
US Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James plans to issue a memo containing new guidance meant to improve sustainment of the launch facilities, make it easier for the service to obtain spare parts and instill a culture of preventative maintenance.
-
US to Halt Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia Over Yemen Casualties
A high civilian death toll in the kingdom’s Yemen bombing campaign reportedly drove the US decision.
-
Iranian Leadership Trust in ‘Pragmatic’ Trump
Senior Iranian government officials are convinced US President-elect Donald Trump will not walk away from the US end of the nuclear deal with Iran, instead opting for pragmatism and business deals, an analyst has claimed.
