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NATO, Montenegro to Sign Accession Accord
Montenegro will move a step closer to becoming the alliance’s 29th member state.
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Obama Announces Full Lifting of Vietnam Arms Embargo
President Barack Obama travels to Vietnam, and arms export limitations drop.
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Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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The Marines Are on the Hunt for Robots That Can Follow Their Orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
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There’s a Call To Add Thousands More Marines. Here’s How It Might Work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
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How Swarming Drones Could Change the Face of Air Warfare
The Air Force on Tuesday rolled out its 20-year flight plan for small unmanned aerial systems.
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Carter Hits Hill for ‘Unhelpful Micromanagement’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter would urge President Barack Obama to veto if a proposal to eliminate a key DoD position goes through.
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House Panel OKs Spending Bill That Shorts OCO
Bucking objections from the White House, the Pentagon and leading Democrats in Congress, the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved its 2017 Pentagon-funding bill, which would shift billions from the war account to pay for b
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NATO, Montenegro to Sign Accession Accord
Montenegro will move a step closer to becoming the alliance’s 29th member state.
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Obama Announces Full Lifting of Vietnam Arms Embargo
President Barack Obama travels to Vietnam, and arms export limitations drop.
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Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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The Marines Are on the Hunt for Robots That Can Follow Their Orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
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There’s a Call To Add Thousands More Marines. Here’s How It Might Work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
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How Swarming Drones Could Change the Face of Air Warfare
The Air Force on Tuesday rolled out its 20-year flight plan for small unmanned aerial systems.
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Carter Hits Hill for ‘Unhelpful Micromanagement’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter would urge President Barack Obama to veto if a proposal to eliminate a key DoD position goes through.
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House Panel OKs Spending Bill That Shorts OCO
Bucking objections from the White House, the Pentagon and leading Democrats in Congress, the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved its 2017 Pentagon-funding bill, which would shift billions from the war account to pay for b
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NATO, Montenegro to Sign Accession Accord
Montenegro will move a step closer to becoming the alliance’s 29th member state.
-
Obama Announces Full Lifting of Vietnam Arms Embargo
President Barack Obama travels to Vietnam, and arms export limitations drop.
-
Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
-
US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
The oldest of the Navy’s workhorse M-60 Seahawk helicopters are well into the final decade of their planned 30-year service lives, and Navy officials are starting a review to see what’s needed to keep them in the air for as long as two more decades.
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Saab Chief: Spike in NATO Spending Would Tax Industry
The defense industry would struggle to meet customer demands in Europe if spending takes off in the face of pressure from the US for other member states to take a fair share of the spending burden and meet NATO’s spending commitment targe
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The Marines Are on the Hunt for Robots That Can Follow Their Orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
-
There’s a Call To Add Thousands More Marines. Here’s How It Might Work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
-
How Swarming Drones Could Change the Face of Air Warfare
The Air Force on Tuesday rolled out its 20-year flight plan for small unmanned aerial systems.
-
Carter Hits Hill for ‘Unhelpful Micromanagement’
Defense Secretary Ash Carter would urge President Barack Obama to veto if a proposal to eliminate a key DoD position goes through.
-
House Panel OKs Spending Bill That Shorts OCO
Bucking objections from the White House, the Pentagon and leading Democrats in Congress, the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved its 2017 Pentagon-funding bill, which would shift billions from the war account to pay for b
