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House Spending Bill Includes Stunted War Fund
Defying opposition from Democratic leadership, the White House and the Pentagon, House appropriators will consider a defense spending bill that boosts base budget needs by shorting war funding.
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US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
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Chuck Hagel: NATO Should Not Enter Syria
Former SecDef Chuck Hagel believes that NATO should not have a military role in Syria.
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Interview: Adam Thomson, UK Permanent Representative to NATO
Adam Thomson, the United Kingdom’s permanent representative to NATO, talks about the organization’s upcoming Warsaw meeting and European security.
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Air Force Will Announce B-21 Name at AFA in September
The US Air Force will announce the name of the next-generation B-21 bomber during the Air Force Association’s annual conference.
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India to Conduct LCH Weapons Trials
India’s domestically made Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) underwent trials of its 70mm rocket firing capabilities in March, the defense minister said.
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A Day in the Life of an F-35 Test Pilot
Defense News was invited to Edwards to view the F-35 development test program first hand.
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Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
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Lockheed Martin Biggest US Government Contractor in 2015
The Pentagon’s top 100 contractors raked in $175.1 billion in obligated contracts in 2015, according to newly released government figures.
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At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
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House Spending Bill Includes Stunted War Fund
Defying opposition from Democratic leadership, the White House and the Pentagon, House appropriators will consider a defense spending bill that boosts base budget needs by shorting war funding.
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US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
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Chuck Hagel: NATO Should Not Enter Syria
Former SecDef Chuck Hagel believes that NATO should not have a military role in Syria.
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Interview: Adam Thomson, UK Permanent Representative to NATO
Adam Thomson, the United Kingdom’s permanent representative to NATO, talks about the organization’s upcoming Warsaw meeting and European security.
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Air Force Will Announce B-21 Name at AFA in September
The US Air Force will announce the name of the next-generation B-21 bomber during the Air Force Association’s annual conference.
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India to Conduct LCH Weapons Trials
India’s domestically made Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) underwent trials of its 70mm rocket firing capabilities in March, the defense minister said.
-
A Day in the Life of an F-35 Test Pilot
Defense News was invited to Edwards to view the F-35 development test program first hand.
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Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
-
Lockheed Martin Biggest US Government Contractor in 2015
The Pentagon’s top 100 contractors raked in $175.1 billion in obligated contracts in 2015, according to newly released government figures.
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At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
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House Spending Bill Includes Stunted War Fund
Defying opposition from Democratic leadership, the White House and the Pentagon, House appropriators will consider a defense spending bill that boosts base budget needs by shorting war funding.
-
US Diplomats at SOFEX Highlight Defense Industry Prospects in Middle East
And given the political and security state of affairs in the region it should come as no surprise that all countries are hungry for border and building security systems that include surveillance, bomb detection and other capabilities that would help
-
Chuck Hagel: NATO Should Not Enter Syria
Former SecDef Chuck Hagel believes that NATO should not have a military role in Syria.
-
Interview: Adam Thomson, UK Permanent Representative to NATO
Adam Thomson, the United Kingdom’s permanent representative to NATO, talks about the organization’s upcoming Warsaw meeting and European security.
-
Air Force Will Announce B-21 Name at AFA in September
The US Air Force will announce the name of the next-generation B-21 bomber during the Air Force Association’s annual conference.
-
India to Conduct LCH Weapons Trials
India’s domestically made Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) underwent trials of its 70mm rocket firing capabilities in March, the defense minister said.
-
A Day in the Life of an F-35 Test Pilot
Defense News was invited to Edwards to view the F-35 development test program first hand.
-
Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
-
Lockheed Martin Biggest US Government Contractor in 2015
The Pentagon’s top 100 contractors raked in $175.1 billion in obligated contracts in 2015, according to newly released government figures.
-
At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
