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Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
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Japanese Warships in Philippines Near Disputed Waterway
Two Japanese destroyers and a submarine docked at a Philippine port on Sunday near disputed South China Sea waters, where Beijing’s increasingly assertive behavior has sparked global concern.
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US, Philippines Hold War Games as China Flexes Muscles
Thousands of US and Filipino troops will on Monday launch annual war games that this year are being seen as a show of strength in the face of China’s increasing assertiveness in the region.
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US Is Weighing More Special Operations Troops for Syria: Official
US officials are weighing sending more Special Forces troops to Syria, where the contingent of American fighters currently numbers around 50, a senior military official told AFP on Saturday.
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USAF Squandered Millions of Dollars on Excess C-130J Parts, IG Says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare C-130J Super Hercules parts, building up a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, according to a newly released report by the Pentagon’s top watchdog.
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Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
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Chile Seeks to Buy Medium Transport Helicopters
SANTIAGO, Chile — The Chilean Air Force officials brought an ambitious shopping list to the International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE) here this week.
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Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
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Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
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Air Force: Boeing Tanker Issue Could Delay Production Decision
An issue that prevented Boeing’s KC-46 tanker from transferring fuel to a US Air Force C-17 during a recent test could delay the start of production of the new aircraft.
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Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
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Japanese Warships in Philippines Near Disputed Waterway
Two Japanese destroyers and a submarine docked at a Philippine port on Sunday near disputed South China Sea waters, where Beijing’s increasingly assertive behavior has sparked global concern.
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US, Philippines Hold War Games as China Flexes Muscles
Thousands of US and Filipino troops will on Monday launch annual war games that this year are being seen as a show of strength in the face of China’s increasing assertiveness in the region.
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US Is Weighing More Special Operations Troops for Syria: Official
US officials are weighing sending more Special Forces troops to Syria, where the contingent of American fighters currently numbers around 50, a senior military official told AFP on Saturday.
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USAF Squandered Millions of Dollars on Excess C-130J Parts, IG Says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare C-130J Super Hercules parts, building up a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, according to a newly released report by the Pentagon’s top watchdog.
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Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
-
Chile Seeks to Buy Medium Transport Helicopters
SANTIAGO, Chile — The Chilean Air Force officials brought an ambitious shopping list to the International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE) here this week.
-
Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
-
Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
-
Air Force: Boeing Tanker Issue Could Delay Production Decision
An issue that prevented Boeing’s KC-46 tanker from transferring fuel to a US Air Force C-17 during a recent test could delay the start of production of the new aircraft.
-
Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
-
Japanese Warships in Philippines Near Disputed Waterway
Two Japanese destroyers and a submarine docked at a Philippine port on Sunday near disputed South China Sea waters, where Beijing’s increasingly assertive behavior has sparked global concern.
-
US, Philippines Hold War Games as China Flexes Muscles
Thousands of US and Filipino troops will on Monday launch annual war games that this year are being seen as a show of strength in the face of China’s increasing assertiveness in the region.
-
US Is Weighing More Special Operations Troops for Syria: Official
US officials are weighing sending more Special Forces troops to Syria, where the contingent of American fighters currently numbers around 50, a senior military official told AFP on Saturday.
-
USAF Squandered Millions of Dollars on Excess C-130J Parts, IG Says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare C-130J Super Hercules parts, building up a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, according to a newly released report by the Pentagon’s top watchdog.
-
Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
-
Chile Seeks to Buy Medium Transport Helicopters
SANTIAGO, Chile — The Chilean Air Force officials brought an ambitious shopping list to the International Air and Space Fair (FIDAE) here this week.
-
Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
-
Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
-
Air Force: Boeing Tanker Issue Could Delay Production Decision
An issue that prevented Boeing’s KC-46 tanker from transferring fuel to a US Air Force C-17 during a recent test could delay the start of production of the new aircraft.
