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Why Biden’s new China czar requires comprehensive policy authorities
The Biden administration’s national security team is facing a series of complex and interrelated challenges. The common denominator is China.
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Pentagon pushes to partake in EU military mobility planning
The request aims to test if the United States can play in the European Union’s PESCO framework of defense cooperation projects.
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Canada’s CAE buys L3Harris military training unit, with eyes on US programs
CAE defense head Dan Gelston tells Defense News why the $1.05 billion deal positions the company to go after future fighter and bomber programs.
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It’s time to reboot America’s counter-WMD strategy
We have devolved into an era where the possession and use of WMDs is escalating, the penalties for their use is declining, and the risk of a catastrophic event is ever-increasing.
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Senators are calling for a US-Israel working group, and it could save lives
The U.S. and Israel should work together more systematically up front to prevent gaps from emerging in the first place.
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Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
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Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Flip the gray zone script: How the US can customize its approach to China
China need not provoke a potential military response from the United States when it can instead manage a protracted, debilitating influence campaign that slowly degrades Taiwan’s will to the point of capitulation.
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Esper’s end-around on Trump harmed civil-military relations
Further politicization of appointments could lead to a Pentagon that games appointments in the fourth year of an administration or selects separate slates of general officers according to the anticipated preferences of the winning candidate.
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Alabama governor welcomes federal review of Space Command’s proposed home
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday said she welcomes a federal review of the decision to move the Space Command headquarters from Colorado to Huntsville, saying she believes it will confirm the decision to move it to her state.
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Why Biden’s new China czar requires comprehensive policy authorities
The Biden administration’s national security team is facing a series of complex and interrelated challenges. The common denominator is China.
-
Pentagon pushes to partake in EU military mobility planning
The request aims to test if the United States can play in the European Union’s PESCO framework of defense cooperation projects.
-
Canada’s CAE buys L3Harris military training unit, with eyes on US programs
CAE defense head Dan Gelston tells Defense News why the $1.05 billion deal positions the company to go after future fighter and bomber programs.
-
It’s time to reboot America’s counter-WMD strategy
We have devolved into an era where the possession and use of WMDs is escalating, the penalties for their use is declining, and the risk of a catastrophic event is ever-increasing.
-
Senators are calling for a US-Israel working group, and it could save lives
The U.S. and Israel should work together more systematically up front to prevent gaps from emerging in the first place.
-
Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
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Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Flip the gray zone script: How the US can customize its approach to China
China need not provoke a potential military response from the United States when it can instead manage a protracted, debilitating influence campaign that slowly degrades Taiwan’s will to the point of capitulation.
-
Esper’s end-around on Trump harmed civil-military relations
Further politicization of appointments could lead to a Pentagon that games appointments in the fourth year of an administration or selects separate slates of general officers according to the anticipated preferences of the winning candidate.
-
Alabama governor welcomes federal review of Space Command’s proposed home
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday said she welcomes a federal review of the decision to move the Space Command headquarters from Colorado to Huntsville, saying she believes it will confirm the decision to move it to her state.
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Why Biden’s new China czar requires comprehensive policy authorities
The Biden administration’s national security team is facing a series of complex and interrelated challenges. The common denominator is China.
-
Pentagon pushes to partake in EU military mobility planning
The request aims to test if the United States can play in the European Union’s PESCO framework of defense cooperation projects.
-
Canada’s CAE buys L3Harris military training unit, with eyes on US programs
CAE defense head Dan Gelston tells Defense News why the $1.05 billion deal positions the company to go after future fighter and bomber programs.
-
It’s time to reboot America’s counter-WMD strategy
We have devolved into an era where the possession and use of WMDs is escalating, the penalties for their use is declining, and the risk of a catastrophic event is ever-increasing.
-
Senators are calling for a US-Israel working group, and it could save lives
The U.S. and Israel should work together more systematically up front to prevent gaps from emerging in the first place.
-
Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
-
Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
-
Flip the gray zone script: How the US can customize its approach to China
China need not provoke a potential military response from the United States when it can instead manage a protracted, debilitating influence campaign that slowly degrades Taiwan’s will to the point of capitulation.
-
Esper’s end-around on Trump harmed civil-military relations
Further politicization of appointments could lead to a Pentagon that games appointments in the fourth year of an administration or selects separate slates of general officers according to the anticipated preferences of the winning candidate.
-
Alabama governor welcomes federal review of Space Command’s proposed home
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday said she welcomes a federal review of the decision to move the Space Command headquarters from Colorado to Huntsville, saying she believes it will confirm the decision to move it to her state.
