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In a first, Space Force picks private university as war college
Graduates will earn a master’s degree in international public policy from Johns Hopkins’s School of Advanced International Studies.
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Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
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US-China report recommends backchannel diplomacy with Chinese military
A congressionally commissioned report suggests Congress fund backchannel military diplomacy with Beijing.
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Largest defense firms donate millions to election-denying lawmakers
During the 2022 election cycle, the five largest defense firms contributed nearly $2 million to Republicans who voted against certifying election results.
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Chile kicks off push for locally made training aircraft
The new Pillan 2 planes by ENAER will more closely resemble what students will find in modern-day combat aircraft, the company said.
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Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
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Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
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Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
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US military in decline, threats from China ‘formidable,’ report says
Can the U.S. military handle two wars at once?
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US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
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In a first, Space Force picks private university as war college
Graduates will earn a master’s degree in international public policy from Johns Hopkins’s School of Advanced International Studies.
-
Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
-
US-China report recommends backchannel diplomacy with Chinese military
A congressionally commissioned report suggests Congress fund backchannel military diplomacy with Beijing.
-
Largest defense firms donate millions to election-denying lawmakers
During the 2022 election cycle, the five largest defense firms contributed nearly $2 million to Republicans who voted against certifying election results.
-
Chile kicks off push for locally made training aircraft
The new Pillan 2 planes by ENAER will more closely resemble what students will find in modern-day combat aircraft, the company said.
-
Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
-
US military in decline, threats from China ‘formidable,’ report says
Can the U.S. military handle two wars at once?
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
-
In a first, Space Force picks private university as war college
Graduates will earn a master’s degree in international public policy from Johns Hopkins’s School of Advanced International Studies.
-
Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
-
US-China report recommends backchannel diplomacy with Chinese military
A congressionally commissioned report suggests Congress fund backchannel military diplomacy with Beijing.
-
Largest defense firms donate millions to election-denying lawmakers
During the 2022 election cycle, the five largest defense firms contributed nearly $2 million to Republicans who voted against certifying election results.
-
Chile kicks off push for locally made training aircraft
The new Pillan 2 planes by ENAER will more closely resemble what students will find in modern-day combat aircraft, the company said.
-
Biden National Defense Strategy tackles China, Russia, nuke deterrence
The administration’s first National Defense Strategy highlights Beijing’s growing military strength.
-
Canadian Surface Combatant cost may rise 9% with delays, inflation
Canada’s frigate replacement program has seen a string of cost increases since 2017, including a new 9% cost increase since last year.
-
Nearly a dozen face charges for sending military tech, oil to Russia
Nearly a dozen people were arrested and charged in a scheme to send military tech to Russia, some of which was allegedly found on battlefields in Ukraine.
-
US military in decline, threats from China ‘formidable,’ report says
Can the U.S. military handle two wars at once?
-
US military developing tech, concept to resupply Pacific troops
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military lift operations to carry technology that lets them navigate and communicate.
