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Three US Navy Officers Newly Charged in ‘Fat Leonard’ Case
Three current and former US Navy officers were charged in federal court documents unsealed Friday for their roles in the wide-ranging Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA) investigation, also known as the Fat Leonard case.
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Congress Nails Runaway Blimp’s Coffin Shut
The four congressional committees that deal with the defense budget and spending have virtually nailed the coffin shut on the Army’s legendary runaway blimp program.
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Congress Urges Air Force to Accelerate JSTARS Recap
Despite concern that aircraft modernization will fall through the cracks in a tight budget environment, all four defense congressional committees are urging the Air Force to accelerate the effort to recapitalize its aging ground surveill
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Danish Committee Scrutinizes F-35 Plan Costs
The Danish parliament’s Committee of Defense has raised fresh concerns over the government’s selection of the F-35A Lightning II as the Air Force’s next-generation fighter.
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NATO Members Face Hard Budget Choices, Official Says
A top NATO official has conceded that the alliance would have to settle for “less of the pie” in the future due to conflicting spending priorities for its members.
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Welsh: F-22 Restart for US Air Force Not ‘A Wild Idea’
The idea of an F-22 revival could actually be gaining traction this year in Congress.
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US Army To Brief Industry on Future of Network Modernization
The Army is holding an industry forum next month to brief industry on its future network modernization plans and priorities.
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India May Downsize Army To Pay For Weapons
Indian Army chief Gen. Dalbir Singh has ordered a study that could lead to a reduction in the number of noncombat troops.
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South Korea Picks GE To Provide Engines for Fighters
South Korea has chosen US conglomerate General Electric (GE) over a European competitor as the preferred bidder to supply engines for a multibillion-dollar fighter jet project, government officials said.
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Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
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Three US Navy Officers Newly Charged in ‘Fat Leonard’ Case
Three current and former US Navy officers were charged in federal court documents unsealed Friday for their roles in the wide-ranging Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA) investigation, also known as the Fat Leonard case.
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Congress Nails Runaway Blimp’s Coffin Shut
The four congressional committees that deal with the defense budget and spending have virtually nailed the coffin shut on the Army’s legendary runaway blimp program.
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Congress Urges Air Force to Accelerate JSTARS Recap
Despite concern that aircraft modernization will fall through the cracks in a tight budget environment, all four defense congressional committees are urging the Air Force to accelerate the effort to recapitalize its aging ground surveill
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Danish Committee Scrutinizes F-35 Plan Costs
The Danish parliament’s Committee of Defense has raised fresh concerns over the government’s selection of the F-35A Lightning II as the Air Force’s next-generation fighter.
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NATO Members Face Hard Budget Choices, Official Says
A top NATO official has conceded that the alliance would have to settle for “less of the pie” in the future due to conflicting spending priorities for its members.
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Welsh: F-22 Restart for US Air Force Not ‘A Wild Idea’
The idea of an F-22 revival could actually be gaining traction this year in Congress.
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US Army To Brief Industry on Future of Network Modernization
The Army is holding an industry forum next month to brief industry on its future network modernization plans and priorities.
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India May Downsize Army To Pay For Weapons
Indian Army chief Gen. Dalbir Singh has ordered a study that could lead to a reduction in the number of noncombat troops.
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South Korea Picks GE To Provide Engines for Fighters
South Korea has chosen US conglomerate General Electric (GE) over a European competitor as the preferred bidder to supply engines for a multibillion-dollar fighter jet project, government officials said.
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Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
-
Three US Navy Officers Newly Charged in ‘Fat Leonard’ Case
Three current and former US Navy officers were charged in federal court documents unsealed Friday for their roles in the wide-ranging Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA) investigation, also known as the Fat Leonard case.
-
Congress Nails Runaway Blimp’s Coffin Shut
The four congressional committees that deal with the defense budget and spending have virtually nailed the coffin shut on the Army’s legendary runaway blimp program.
-
Congress Urges Air Force to Accelerate JSTARS Recap
Despite concern that aircraft modernization will fall through the cracks in a tight budget environment, all four defense congressional committees are urging the Air Force to accelerate the effort to recapitalize its aging ground surveill
-
Danish Committee Scrutinizes F-35 Plan Costs
The Danish parliament’s Committee of Defense has raised fresh concerns over the government’s selection of the F-35A Lightning II as the Air Force’s next-generation fighter.
-
NATO Members Face Hard Budget Choices, Official Says
A top NATO official has conceded that the alliance would have to settle for “less of the pie” in the future due to conflicting spending priorities for its members.
-
Welsh: F-22 Restart for US Air Force Not ‘A Wild Idea’
The idea of an F-22 revival could actually be gaining traction this year in Congress.
-
US Army To Brief Industry on Future of Network Modernization
The Army is holding an industry forum next month to brief industry on its future network modernization plans and priorities.
-
India May Downsize Army To Pay For Weapons
Indian Army chief Gen. Dalbir Singh has ordered a study that could lead to a reduction in the number of noncombat troops.
-
South Korea Picks GE To Provide Engines for Fighters
South Korea has chosen US conglomerate General Electric (GE) over a European competitor as the preferred bidder to supply engines for a multibillion-dollar fighter jet project, government officials said.
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Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
