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Israeli Minister Rallies for Offshore Gaza Seaport
An Israeli minister said an offshore Gaza seaport should be brought up soon for Cabinet discussion.
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British Navy Plans To Let ScanEagle Drone Go Next Year
Britain’s Royal Navy is to lose its only remotely piloted air systems capability when the current arrangement with Boeing to operate the ScanEagle platform expires next year.
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Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
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Ballistic Missile Defense and Real Deterrence
The editorial “BMD: What’s in a word?“ (6/27), presented a misleading argument by claiming that by maintaining a modern and robust nuclear arsenal we retain our security.
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Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
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New Zealand Orders New Fleet Tanker
New Zealand ordered a new $348 million naval tanker from Hyundai in South Korea to replace the replenishment tanker that is nearly three decades old.
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Carter Voices Support for Veto of Defense Bill in Letter to McCain
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he will recommend President Obama veto the 2017 defense policy bill over a laundry list of proposals, including a House-passed plan to shift war funding, Carter said in a letter to Senate Armed Services
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British MPs Back New PM And Vote to Update Nuclear Deterrent
London — New British Prime Minster Theresa May on Monday won her first parliamentary battle when MPs overwhelmingly voted to replace the aging submarines that carry Britain’s nuclear arsenal.
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Army Will Hold Off On DCGS-A Award As Palantir Lawsuit Plays Out
The US Army has provided notice to the US Court of Federal Claims that it will not make a contract award for the next version of its intelligence analysis software suite before Sept. 1, as a lawsuit against the service plays out in court.
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Iran Deploys Hezbollah-Trained Afghan Sniper Brigade in Syria
An Israeli intelligence source confirmed Monday that a new unit of Afghan snipers trained by Lebanese-based Hezbollah and financed by Iran is now operating beyond its northern border on behalf of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Israeli Minister Rallies for Offshore Gaza Seaport
An Israeli minister said an offshore Gaza seaport should be brought up soon for Cabinet discussion.
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British Navy Plans To Let ScanEagle Drone Go Next Year
Britain’s Royal Navy is to lose its only remotely piloted air systems capability when the current arrangement with Boeing to operate the ScanEagle platform expires next year.
-
Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
-
Ballistic Missile Defense and Real Deterrence
The editorial “BMD: What’s in a word?“ (6/27), presented a misleading argument by claiming that by maintaining a modern and robust nuclear arsenal we retain our security.
-
Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
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New Zealand Orders New Fleet Tanker
New Zealand ordered a new $348 million naval tanker from Hyundai in South Korea to replace the replenishment tanker that is nearly three decades old.
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Carter Voices Support for Veto of Defense Bill in Letter to McCain
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he will recommend President Obama veto the 2017 defense policy bill over a laundry list of proposals, including a House-passed plan to shift war funding, Carter said in a letter to Senate Armed Services
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British MPs Back New PM And Vote to Update Nuclear Deterrent
London — New British Prime Minster Theresa May on Monday won her first parliamentary battle when MPs overwhelmingly voted to replace the aging submarines that carry Britain’s nuclear arsenal.
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Army Will Hold Off On DCGS-A Award As Palantir Lawsuit Plays Out
The US Army has provided notice to the US Court of Federal Claims that it will not make a contract award for the next version of its intelligence analysis software suite before Sept. 1, as a lawsuit against the service plays out in court.
-
Iran Deploys Hezbollah-Trained Afghan Sniper Brigade in Syria
An Israeli intelligence source confirmed Monday that a new unit of Afghan snipers trained by Lebanese-based Hezbollah and financed by Iran is now operating beyond its northern border on behalf of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Israeli Minister Rallies for Offshore Gaza Seaport
An Israeli minister said an offshore Gaza seaport should be brought up soon for Cabinet discussion.
-
British Navy Plans To Let ScanEagle Drone Go Next Year
Britain’s Royal Navy is to lose its only remotely piloted air systems capability when the current arrangement with Boeing to operate the ScanEagle platform expires next year.
-
Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
-
Ballistic Missile Defense and Real Deterrence
The editorial “BMD: What’s in a word?“ (6/27), presented a misleading argument by claiming that by maintaining a modern and robust nuclear arsenal we retain our security.
-
Turkish Procurement Programs at Risk of Delay Following Attempted Coup
One procurement official said that in the aftermath of the attempted coup, procurement is “nowhere in the military command’s priority list.”
-
New Zealand Orders New Fleet Tanker
New Zealand ordered a new $348 million naval tanker from Hyundai in South Korea to replace the replenishment tanker that is nearly three decades old.
-
Carter Voices Support for Veto of Defense Bill in Letter to McCain
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he will recommend President Obama veto the 2017 defense policy bill over a laundry list of proposals, including a House-passed plan to shift war funding, Carter said in a letter to Senate Armed Services
-
British MPs Back New PM And Vote to Update Nuclear Deterrent
London — New British Prime Minster Theresa May on Monday won her first parliamentary battle when MPs overwhelmingly voted to replace the aging submarines that carry Britain’s nuclear arsenal.
-
Army Will Hold Off On DCGS-A Award As Palantir Lawsuit Plays Out
The US Army has provided notice to the US Court of Federal Claims that it will not make a contract award for the next version of its intelligence analysis software suite before Sept. 1, as a lawsuit against the service plays out in court.
-
Iran Deploys Hezbollah-Trained Afghan Sniper Brigade in Syria
An Israeli intelligence source confirmed Monday that a new unit of Afghan snipers trained by Lebanese-based Hezbollah and financed by Iran is now operating beyond its northern border on behalf of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
