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Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
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The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
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Allies target early AUKUS milestones to keep 20-year plan on track
Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. have been hard at work since March to get the decades-long AUKUS submarine collaboration plan off to a strong start.
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The avoidable consequences of a government shutdown
The real hostages, and eventual losers in this blame game, are not elected officials or single issues of contention; they are American taxpayers.
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AUKUS standoff: Australia, UK wait on Congress to approve pact
AUKUS was announced two years ago. Now Congress must pass several bills to make the pact work, from export controls to submarine transfer authorities.
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Recovery takes shape at Air Force’s typhoon-battered base in Guam
It could take one to two years, if not longer, to return the Air Force’s westernmost outpost in the Pacific to its pre-storm state.
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Is the West’s influence waning in South America?
Here’s a look at the state of South American defense priorities by land, air, sea and space.
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These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
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Marines overhaul approach to smart robots, eye new military job
Now, Marine leaders want to bring all of the service’s unmanned systems efforts under one roof.
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China lashes out over stepped-up US military aid to Taiwan
The package is modest at only $80 million, but the implications of using the Foreign Military Financing program to provide it will likely infuriate China.
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Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
-
Allies target early AUKUS milestones to keep 20-year plan on track
Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. have been hard at work since March to get the decades-long AUKUS submarine collaboration plan off to a strong start.
-
The avoidable consequences of a government shutdown
The real hostages, and eventual losers in this blame game, are not elected officials or single issues of contention; they are American taxpayers.
-
AUKUS standoff: Australia, UK wait on Congress to approve pact
AUKUS was announced two years ago. Now Congress must pass several bills to make the pact work, from export controls to submarine transfer authorities.
-
Recovery takes shape at Air Force’s typhoon-battered base in Guam
It could take one to two years, if not longer, to return the Air Force’s westernmost outpost in the Pacific to its pre-storm state.
-
Is the West’s influence waning in South America?
Here’s a look at the state of South American defense priorities by land, air, sea and space.
-
These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
-
Marines overhaul approach to smart robots, eye new military job
Now, Marine leaders want to bring all of the service’s unmanned systems efforts under one roof.
-
China lashes out over stepped-up US military aid to Taiwan
The package is modest at only $80 million, but the implications of using the Foreign Military Financing program to provide it will likely infuriate China.
-
Argentina buys P-3 Orion maritime patrol aircraft from Norway
Three are fitted for maritime surveillance, anti-submarine and anti-surface missions, and one is designed for search and rescue operations.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
-
Allies target early AUKUS milestones to keep 20-year plan on track
Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. have been hard at work since March to get the decades-long AUKUS submarine collaboration plan off to a strong start.
-
The avoidable consequences of a government shutdown
The real hostages, and eventual losers in this blame game, are not elected officials or single issues of contention; they are American taxpayers.
-
AUKUS standoff: Australia, UK wait on Congress to approve pact
AUKUS was announced two years ago. Now Congress must pass several bills to make the pact work, from export controls to submarine transfer authorities.
-
Recovery takes shape at Air Force’s typhoon-battered base in Guam
It could take one to two years, if not longer, to return the Air Force’s westernmost outpost in the Pacific to its pre-storm state.
-
Is the West’s influence waning in South America?
Here’s a look at the state of South American defense priorities by land, air, sea and space.
-
These US Navy commands can’t bring in new leaders. So who’s in charge?
Here’s a graphical representation of the state of 10 U.S. Navy commands.
-
Marines overhaul approach to smart robots, eye new military job
Now, Marine leaders want to bring all of the service’s unmanned systems efforts under one roof.
-
China lashes out over stepped-up US military aid to Taiwan
The package is modest at only $80 million, but the implications of using the Foreign Military Financing program to provide it will likely infuriate China.
