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US Considering Moving Sinai Troops: Media
The US military is considering pulling troops from a base in the northeastern part of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, partly because of the increasing threat from Islamic State group jihadists, CNN reported Tuesday.
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Budget Cuts Are Forcing the Army To Lose Its Competitive Edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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France Seals Deal for Safran Patroller Drone
France has signed a contract with Safran for 14 Patroller tactical UAVs for the French Army.
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Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
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Ayotte Places Hold on DoD Counsel Nominee over Guantanamo Report
Sen. Kelly Ayotte has placed a hold on the Defense Department general counsel nominee until the administration releases a report about the danger of releasing Guantanamo detainees.
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Poor Industrial Partnerships Mar ‘Make in India’ Initiative
India didn’t announce many deals at Defexpo, raising fears that the Make in India initiative has stalled.
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Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Analysis: Rand Report Spells Doom For Taiwan
Think tank recommends radical changes in Taiwan’s air defense order of battle.
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Obama Defends NATO as a ‘Lynchpin’
US President Barack Obama defended NATO Monday as a “lynchpin” of US and European security, responding to Republican candidate Donald Trump’s recent assertions that the alliance is obsolete.
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US Leads Mideast Anti-Mines Maritime Exercise
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The US Navy said the world’s largest maritime exercise kicked off Monday bringing participants from 30 nations for training across the Middle East.
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US Considering Moving Sinai Troops: Media
The US military is considering pulling troops from a base in the northeastern part of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, partly because of the increasing threat from Islamic State group jihadists, CNN reported Tuesday.
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Budget Cuts Are Forcing the Army To Lose Its Competitive Edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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France Seals Deal for Safran Patroller Drone
France has signed a contract with Safran for 14 Patroller tactical UAVs for the French Army.
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Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
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Ayotte Places Hold on DoD Counsel Nominee over Guantanamo Report
Sen. Kelly Ayotte has placed a hold on the Defense Department general counsel nominee until the administration releases a report about the danger of releasing Guantanamo detainees.
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Poor Industrial Partnerships Mar ‘Make in India’ Initiative
India didn’t announce many deals at Defexpo, raising fears that the Make in India initiative has stalled.
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Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Analysis: Rand Report Spells Doom For Taiwan
Think tank recommends radical changes in Taiwan’s air defense order of battle.
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Obama Defends NATO as a ‘Lynchpin’
US President Barack Obama defended NATO Monday as a “lynchpin” of US and European security, responding to Republican candidate Donald Trump’s recent assertions that the alliance is obsolete.
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US Leads Mideast Anti-Mines Maritime Exercise
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The US Navy said the world’s largest maritime exercise kicked off Monday bringing participants from 30 nations for training across the Middle East.
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US Considering Moving Sinai Troops: Media
The US military is considering pulling troops from a base in the northeastern part of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, partly because of the increasing threat from Islamic State group jihadists, CNN reported Tuesday.
-
Budget Cuts Are Forcing the Army To Lose Its Competitive Edge
The Army is being forced to sacrifice modernization in favor of readiness even as America’s enemies become increasingly capable, senior leaders testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
-
France Seals Deal for Safran Patroller Drone
France has signed a contract with Safran for 14 Patroller tactical UAVs for the French Army.
-
Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
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Ayotte Places Hold on DoD Counsel Nominee over Guantanamo Report
Sen. Kelly Ayotte has placed a hold on the Defense Department general counsel nominee until the administration releases a report about the danger of releasing Guantanamo detainees.
-
Poor Industrial Partnerships Mar ‘Make in India’ Initiative
India didn’t announce many deals at Defexpo, raising fears that the Make in India initiative has stalled.
-
Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Analysis: Rand Report Spells Doom For Taiwan
Think tank recommends radical changes in Taiwan’s air defense order of battle.
-
Obama Defends NATO as a ‘Lynchpin’
US President Barack Obama defended NATO Monday as a “lynchpin” of US and European security, responding to Republican candidate Donald Trump’s recent assertions that the alliance is obsolete.
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US Leads Mideast Anti-Mines Maritime Exercise
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The US Navy said the world’s largest maritime exercise kicked off Monday bringing participants from 30 nations for training across the Middle East.
