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Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
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What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
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Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
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Michiganders can hold up their hand and point: The supply chain you need is here.
Tucked among giant booths for drones and armored vehicles is an unexpected slogan: “Michigan. Pure Opportunity.”
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Marine Reserve takeover of Southern Command opens force experimentation
With a dual-hatted commander, reservists now have more deployment opportunities.
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The Defense Production Act is helping rebuild the US industrial base. Let’s keep it that way.
A legitimate debate may arise over the use of the DPA beyond traditional defense needs. As that debate unfolds, Congress may find that the act’s authorities need to be expanded at the Pentagon.
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Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
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Pentagon to swap out nuclear boss, Europe commander and more
Three combatant commands are preparing to welcome new leaders, pending Senate confirmation.
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Expedite arms deliveries to beleaguered democracies
The United States should spend less time worrying about provoking authoritarian bullies and more time urgently helping threatened democracies before an invasion or attack begins.
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US Navy secretary previews priorities for Pacific tour
At the top of his mind is a threat impacting the service’s mission, people, platforms and installations.
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Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Michiganders can hold up their hand and point: The supply chain you need is here.
Tucked among giant booths for drones and armored vehicles is an unexpected slogan: “Michigan. Pure Opportunity.”
-
Marine Reserve takeover of Southern Command opens force experimentation
With a dual-hatted commander, reservists now have more deployment opportunities.
-
The Defense Production Act is helping rebuild the US industrial base. Let’s keep it that way.
A legitimate debate may arise over the use of the DPA beyond traditional defense needs. As that debate unfolds, Congress may find that the act’s authorities need to be expanded at the Pentagon.
-
Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
-
Pentagon to swap out nuclear boss, Europe commander and more
Three combatant commands are preparing to welcome new leaders, pending Senate confirmation.
-
Expedite arms deliveries to beleaguered democracies
The United States should spend less time worrying about provoking authoritarian bullies and more time urgently helping threatened democracies before an invasion or attack begins.
-
US Navy secretary previews priorities for Pacific tour
At the top of his mind is a threat impacting the service’s mission, people, platforms and installations.
-
Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Michiganders can hold up their hand and point: The supply chain you need is here.
Tucked among giant booths for drones and armored vehicles is an unexpected slogan: “Michigan. Pure Opportunity.”
-
Marine Reserve takeover of Southern Command opens force experimentation
With a dual-hatted commander, reservists now have more deployment opportunities.
-
The Defense Production Act is helping rebuild the US industrial base. Let’s keep it that way.
A legitimate debate may arise over the use of the DPA beyond traditional defense needs. As that debate unfolds, Congress may find that the act’s authorities need to be expanded at the Pentagon.
-
Marine Corps orders safety standdown for all aviation units
There have been six class-A Marine aviation mishaps resulting in nine deaths in 2022.
-
Pentagon to swap out nuclear boss, Europe commander and more
Three combatant commands are preparing to welcome new leaders, pending Senate confirmation.
-
Expedite arms deliveries to beleaguered democracies
The United States should spend less time worrying about provoking authoritarian bullies and more time urgently helping threatened democracies before an invasion or attack begins.
-
US Navy secretary previews priorities for Pacific tour
At the top of his mind is a threat impacting the service’s mission, people, platforms and installations.
