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Only US To Join Annual Jordan War Games
Only Jordan and the United States are to take part in this year’s Eager Lion military exercise, commanders said on Sunday, compared with the 18 nations which participated last year.
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China Says Pentagon Report ‘Severely Damaged’ Relations
China on Sunday accused the US of deliberately distorting the facts in a report on the Asian giant’s defense policy, warning Washington it had “severely damaged” trust between the superpowers.
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Denmark’s Fighter Jet Selection To Likely Cause Political Furor
The Danish government’s decision to recommend the F-35A Lightning II as the country’s preferred multirole next-generation fighter option will stir a heated political debate.
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Analysis: China Builds Amphibious Capabilities for Taiwan Scenario
China’s military is expanding its capabilities for an amphibious assault on the self-ruled island of Taiwan.
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McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
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McCain Looks To Kill F-35 Joint Program Office
In a surprise move, Senate Armed Service Committee Chairman John McCain is looking to eliminate the F-35 joint program office.
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Tactical Rocket Motor Business Takes Fight to Congress
A US tactical rocket motor producer is again attempting to get in on business it lost several years ago.
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Army Looks at Laser Weapons for 2025 Battlefield Use
Aiming specifically to determine how the High Energy Laser Mobile Test Truck might help troops in the Army of 2025, the service’s weapon system participated in an exercise at Fort Sill.
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SASC NDAA Swerves Hard on Goldwater Nichols Reforms
Sen. John McCain is pushing ahead with Goldwater Nichols changes in his committee’s defense bill.
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Nordic Procurement Agreement Aims To Involve Industry
The Nordic defense industry could potentially emerge as the biggest winner in the wake of the common military materials procurement deal reached by Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark.
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Only US To Join Annual Jordan War Games
Only Jordan and the United States are to take part in this year’s Eager Lion military exercise, commanders said on Sunday, compared with the 18 nations which participated last year.
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China Says Pentagon Report ‘Severely Damaged’ Relations
China on Sunday accused the US of deliberately distorting the facts in a report on the Asian giant’s defense policy, warning Washington it had “severely damaged” trust between the superpowers.
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Denmark’s Fighter Jet Selection To Likely Cause Political Furor
The Danish government’s decision to recommend the F-35A Lightning II as the country’s preferred multirole next-generation fighter option will stir a heated political debate.
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Analysis: China Builds Amphibious Capabilities for Taiwan Scenario
China’s military is expanding its capabilities for an amphibious assault on the self-ruled island of Taiwan.
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McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
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McCain Looks To Kill F-35 Joint Program Office
In a surprise move, Senate Armed Service Committee Chairman John McCain is looking to eliminate the F-35 joint program office.
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Tactical Rocket Motor Business Takes Fight to Congress
A US tactical rocket motor producer is again attempting to get in on business it lost several years ago.
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Army Looks at Laser Weapons for 2025 Battlefield Use
Aiming specifically to determine how the High Energy Laser Mobile Test Truck might help troops in the Army of 2025, the service’s weapon system participated in an exercise at Fort Sill.
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SASC NDAA Swerves Hard on Goldwater Nichols Reforms
Sen. John McCain is pushing ahead with Goldwater Nichols changes in his committee’s defense bill.
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Nordic Procurement Agreement Aims To Involve Industry
The Nordic defense industry could potentially emerge as the biggest winner in the wake of the common military materials procurement deal reached by Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark.
-
Only US To Join Annual Jordan War Games
Only Jordan and the United States are to take part in this year’s Eager Lion military exercise, commanders said on Sunday, compared with the 18 nations which participated last year.
-
China Says Pentagon Report ‘Severely Damaged’ Relations
China on Sunday accused the US of deliberately distorting the facts in a report on the Asian giant’s defense policy, warning Washington it had “severely damaged” trust between the superpowers.
-
Denmark’s Fighter Jet Selection To Likely Cause Political Furor
The Danish government’s decision to recommend the F-35A Lightning II as the country’s preferred multirole next-generation fighter option will stir a heated political debate.
-
Analysis: China Builds Amphibious Capabilities for Taiwan Scenario
China’s military is expanding its capabilities for an amphibious assault on the self-ruled island of Taiwan.
-
McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
-
McCain Looks To Kill F-35 Joint Program Office
In a surprise move, Senate Armed Service Committee Chairman John McCain is looking to eliminate the F-35 joint program office.
-
Tactical Rocket Motor Business Takes Fight to Congress
A US tactical rocket motor producer is again attempting to get in on business it lost several years ago.
-
Army Looks at Laser Weapons for 2025 Battlefield Use
Aiming specifically to determine how the High Energy Laser Mobile Test Truck might help troops in the Army of 2025, the service’s weapon system participated in an exercise at Fort Sill.
-
SASC NDAA Swerves Hard on Goldwater Nichols Reforms
Sen. John McCain is pushing ahead with Goldwater Nichols changes in his committee’s defense bill.
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Nordic Procurement Agreement Aims To Involve Industry
The Nordic defense industry could potentially emerge as the biggest winner in the wake of the common military materials procurement deal reached by Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark.
