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DoD Policy Bill’s Top Line An Open Question
The House Armed Services Committee will take up the 2017 policy bill next week, but it is unclear how much money it will have to authorize for Defense Department programs.
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Netanyahu: Golan Heights Will Forever Remain in Israel’s Hands
Israel will never withdraw from territory conquered from Syria during the 1967 Six Day War, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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India To Pay $8.8 Billion for Rafale Fighter Jets: Reports
India has agreed to pay $8.8 billion to France’s Dassault for 36 fighter jets, reports said Friday, as sources from both countries hinted a long-delayed deal to purchase the aircraft was imminent.
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Poland Foreign Minister: Russia Is More Dangerous Than ISIS
Russia is more dangerous than the Islamic State group, Poland’s Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told reporters Friday during a visit to Slovakia.
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Pentagon to Congress: We Need Base Closures
This story, originally published at 12:59 p.m., was updated to include comments from House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry.
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Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
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Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
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Poland’s Defense Minister: Military Modernization Program Underfunded
According to the minister, the previous government did not take into account the costs of servicing, modernizing and purchasing spare parts for future acquired gear.
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DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
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Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
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DoD Policy Bill’s Top Line An Open Question
The House Armed Services Committee will take up the 2017 policy bill next week, but it is unclear how much money it will have to authorize for Defense Department programs.
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Netanyahu: Golan Heights Will Forever Remain in Israel’s Hands
Israel will never withdraw from territory conquered from Syria during the 1967 Six Day War, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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India To Pay $8.8 Billion for Rafale Fighter Jets: Reports
India has agreed to pay $8.8 billion to France’s Dassault for 36 fighter jets, reports said Friday, as sources from both countries hinted a long-delayed deal to purchase the aircraft was imminent.
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Poland Foreign Minister: Russia Is More Dangerous Than ISIS
Russia is more dangerous than the Islamic State group, Poland’s Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told reporters Friday during a visit to Slovakia.
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Pentagon to Congress: We Need Base Closures
This story, originally published at 12:59 p.m., was updated to include comments from House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry.
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Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
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Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
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Poland’s Defense Minister: Military Modernization Program Underfunded
According to the minister, the previous government did not take into account the costs of servicing, modernizing and purchasing spare parts for future acquired gear.
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DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
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Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
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DoD Policy Bill’s Top Line An Open Question
The House Armed Services Committee will take up the 2017 policy bill next week, but it is unclear how much money it will have to authorize for Defense Department programs.
-
Netanyahu: Golan Heights Will Forever Remain in Israel’s Hands
Israel will never withdraw from territory conquered from Syria during the 1967 Six Day War, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
-
India To Pay $8.8 Billion for Rafale Fighter Jets: Reports
India has agreed to pay $8.8 billion to France’s Dassault for 36 fighter jets, reports said Friday, as sources from both countries hinted a long-delayed deal to purchase the aircraft was imminent.
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Poland Foreign Minister: Russia Is More Dangerous Than ISIS
Russia is more dangerous than the Islamic State group, Poland’s Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told reporters Friday during a visit to Slovakia.
-
Pentagon to Congress: We Need Base Closures
This story, originally published at 12:59 p.m., was updated to include comments from House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry.
-
Dispatches from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort
Defense News reporter Aaron Mehta traveled to Beaufort, South Carolina, joining Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work and UK Minister of State for Defence Procurement at the Ministry of Defenceat the Marine Corps Air Station there.
-
Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
-
Poland’s Defense Minister: Military Modernization Program Underfunded
According to the minister, the previous government did not take into account the costs of servicing, modernizing and purchasing spare parts for future acquired gear.
-
DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
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Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
