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US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
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Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
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Navarro: Trump ordered US defense-industrial base study to help ‘rebuild’ military
The executive order President Trump signed Friday ordering a government-wide review of America’s defense industry aims to help fulfill Trump’s promise to “rebuild” the military, a top U.S. trade official says.
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L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
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Changes to active duty service members retirement system
Navy Federal Credit Union Money Minute on Defense News TV
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
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Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
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Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
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Lawmakers want the hiring freeze thawed for defense-acquisition workers
A handful of House lawmakers are calling on President Trump to exempt the Defense Department’s acquisitions personnel from the federal hiring freeze he ordered a week ago.
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
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US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
-
Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
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Navarro: Trump ordered US defense-industrial base study to help ‘rebuild’ military
The executive order President Trump signed Friday ordering a government-wide review of America’s defense industry aims to help fulfill Trump’s promise to “rebuild” the military, a top U.S. trade official says.
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L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Changes to active duty service members retirement system
Navy Federal Credit Union Money Minute on Defense News TV
-
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
-
Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
-
Lawmakers want the hiring freeze thawed for defense-acquisition workers
A handful of House lawmakers are calling on President Trump to exempt the Defense Department’s acquisitions personnel from the federal hiring freeze he ordered a week ago.
-
Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
-
US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
-
Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
-
Navarro: Trump ordered US defense-industrial base study to help ‘rebuild’ military
The executive order President Trump signed Friday ordering a government-wide review of America’s defense industry aims to help fulfill Trump’s promise to “rebuild” the military, a top U.S. trade official says.
-
L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Changes to active duty service members retirement system
Navy Federal Credit Union Money Minute on Defense News TV
-
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
-
Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
Swiss firm not extending maintenance deal for India’s PC-7 trainers
The aircraft, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland and acquired in 2012, was under a maintenance deal that expired in December 2016.
-
Lawmakers want the hiring freeze thawed for defense-acquisition workers
A handful of House lawmakers are calling on President Trump to exempt the Defense Department’s acquisitions personnel from the federal hiring freeze he ordered a week ago.
-
Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
