-
Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
-
Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
-
Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
-
Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
-
Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
-
US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
-
The US needs more munitions to deter China
The U.S. risks being drawn into fights in three regions at the same time. This will be more than the U.S. can manage with its current munitions stores.
-
Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
-
Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
-
Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
-
Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
-
Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
-
US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
-
The US needs more munitions to deter China
The U.S. risks being drawn into fights in three regions at the same time. This will be more than the U.S. can manage with its current munitions stores.
-
Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
-
Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
-
Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
-
Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
-
Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
-
US unveils international force to defend Red Sea. Here’s what we know.
Several nations have announced their contributions to Operation Prosperity Guardian, a new multinational security initiative in the Middle East.
-
The US needs more munitions to deter China
The U.S. risks being drawn into fights in three regions at the same time. This will be more than the U.S. can manage with its current munitions stores.
