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NATO Agrees On E. European Rotational Troops At Warsaw Summit
NATO leaders agreed to deploy four multinational battalions to Poland and the three Baltic States in a bid to show the alliance’s readiness to contain an increasingly bellicose Russia.
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NATO and Cyber: Time to Raise our Game
We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.
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Obama Downplays Brexit Impact at NATO Summit
NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.
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Putin Lures, Warns Finland Over Defense Ties
Finland’s long-term interests would be better served by deepening its defense relationship with Russia rather than aligning itself militarily to NATO, Russian president Vladimir Putin said during a heads-of-state summit meeting in Finland.
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AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
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THAAD To Officially Deploy to South Korea
The United States and South Korea have decided together to deploy the US Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Korean Peninsula.
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Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
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Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
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CSIS Chief Backs McCain’s Defense Acquisitions Shakeup
WASHINGTON — Defense Policy Board Chairman John Hamre, in a visit to Capitol Hill Thursday, threw his weight behind the Senate’s plan to shake up the defense acquisitions hierarchy.
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Israel Navy Targets Retired Ship in Live-Fire Med Drill
The Israel Navy sank one of its own ships, a retired Sa’ar-4 class vessel, in a live-fire exercise.
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NATO Agrees On E. European Rotational Troops At Warsaw Summit
NATO leaders agreed to deploy four multinational battalions to Poland and the three Baltic States in a bid to show the alliance’s readiness to contain an increasingly bellicose Russia.
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NATO and Cyber: Time to Raise our Game
We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.
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Obama Downplays Brexit Impact at NATO Summit
NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.
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Putin Lures, Warns Finland Over Defense Ties
Finland’s long-term interests would be better served by deepening its defense relationship with Russia rather than aligning itself militarily to NATO, Russian president Vladimir Putin said during a heads-of-state summit meeting in Finland.
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AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
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THAAD To Officially Deploy to South Korea
The United States and South Korea have decided together to deploy the US Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Korean Peninsula.
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Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
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Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
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CSIS Chief Backs McCain’s Defense Acquisitions Shakeup
WASHINGTON — Defense Policy Board Chairman John Hamre, in a visit to Capitol Hill Thursday, threw his weight behind the Senate’s plan to shake up the defense acquisitions hierarchy.
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Israel Navy Targets Retired Ship in Live-Fire Med Drill
The Israel Navy sank one of its own ships, a retired Sa’ar-4 class vessel, in a live-fire exercise.
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NATO Agrees On E. European Rotational Troops At Warsaw Summit
NATO leaders agreed to deploy four multinational battalions to Poland and the three Baltic States in a bid to show the alliance’s readiness to contain an increasingly bellicose Russia.
-
NATO and Cyber: Time to Raise our Game
We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.
-
Obama Downplays Brexit Impact at NATO Summit
NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.
-
Putin Lures, Warns Finland Over Defense Ties
Finland’s long-term interests would be better served by deepening its defense relationship with Russia rather than aligning itself militarily to NATO, Russian president Vladimir Putin said during a heads-of-state summit meeting in Finland.
-
AIA Head Forecasts ‘Steady’ Mergers and Acquisitions
The head of the largest US aviation trade group expects to see a “steady stream” of mergers and acquisitions activity.
-
THAAD To Officially Deploy to South Korea
The United States and South Korea have decided together to deploy the US Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System to the Korean Peninsula.
-
Pratt & Whitney Picks up $1.5B Deal for F-35 Engines
The Defense Department has agreed to buy 99 F135 engines, valued at a total of $1.5 billion.
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Air Combat Command Head Suggests F-35A Approaching IOC Soon
The Air Force has until December to declare the F-35A combat-ready, but it could occur as early as August, a key official said.
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CSIS Chief Backs McCain’s Defense Acquisitions Shakeup
WASHINGTON — Defense Policy Board Chairman John Hamre, in a visit to Capitol Hill Thursday, threw his weight behind the Senate’s plan to shake up the defense acquisitions hierarchy.
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Israel Navy Targets Retired Ship in Live-Fire Med Drill
The Israel Navy sank one of its own ships, a retired Sa’ar-4 class vessel, in a live-fire exercise.
