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Myanmar Army Chief Vows To Uphold Democratic Transition
Myanmar’s powerful army chief vowed Sunday to keep the nation “on the path to democracy,” days before Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government takes office after decades of army rule.
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Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
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Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
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Turkish Soldier Killed in Iraq by Islamic State Group Missiles
One Turkish soldier was killed and another injured on Saturday when missiles fired by Islamic State (IS) fighters hit their base during clashes between the jihadists and local Kurdish forces, the Turkish army said.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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The Pentagon Is Planning To Send More Combat Troops into Iraq
The Pentagon will likely send more troops into Iraq in the coming weeks to support operations against Islamic State militants in Mosul, the military’s top officer said Friday.
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Defense News under new ownership
Sightline Media Group, the company that publishes Defense News, Federal Times and C4ISR & Networks, has been acquired from former parent company TEGNA.
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Russia To Deploy Missile Systems on Kuril Islands, Defense Minister Says
Russia will deploy a range of coastal missile systems on the far-eastern Kuril islands, claimed by Japan, as part of its military build-up in the region, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Friday.
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State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
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Taiwan F-16 Upgrade Program Moving Forward
Taiwan’s F-16 fighter aircraft mid-life upgrade program has secured another piece to its modernization effort
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Myanmar Army Chief Vows To Uphold Democratic Transition
Myanmar’s powerful army chief vowed Sunday to keep the nation “on the path to democracy,” days before Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government takes office after decades of army rule.
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Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
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Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
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Turkish Soldier Killed in Iraq by Islamic State Group Missiles
One Turkish soldier was killed and another injured on Saturday when missiles fired by Islamic State (IS) fighters hit their base during clashes between the jihadists and local Kurdish forces, the Turkish army said.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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The Pentagon Is Planning To Send More Combat Troops into Iraq
The Pentagon will likely send more troops into Iraq in the coming weeks to support operations against Islamic State militants in Mosul, the military’s top officer said Friday.
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Defense News under new ownership
Sightline Media Group, the company that publishes Defense News, Federal Times and C4ISR & Networks, has been acquired from former parent company TEGNA.
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Russia To Deploy Missile Systems on Kuril Islands, Defense Minister Says
Russia will deploy a range of coastal missile systems on the far-eastern Kuril islands, claimed by Japan, as part of its military build-up in the region, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Friday.
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State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
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Taiwan F-16 Upgrade Program Moving Forward
Taiwan’s F-16 fighter aircraft mid-life upgrade program has secured another piece to its modernization effort
-
Myanmar Army Chief Vows To Uphold Democratic Transition
Myanmar’s powerful army chief vowed Sunday to keep the nation “on the path to democracy,” days before Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government takes office after decades of army rule.
-
Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
-
Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
-
Turkish Soldier Killed in Iraq by Islamic State Group Missiles
One Turkish soldier was killed and another injured on Saturday when missiles fired by Islamic State (IS) fighters hit their base during clashes between the jihadists and local Kurdish forces, the Turkish army said.
-
Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
The Pentagon Is Planning To Send More Combat Troops into Iraq
The Pentagon will likely send more troops into Iraq in the coming weeks to support operations against Islamic State militants in Mosul, the military’s top officer said Friday.
-
Defense News under new ownership
Sightline Media Group, the company that publishes Defense News, Federal Times and C4ISR & Networks, has been acquired from former parent company TEGNA.
-
Russia To Deploy Missile Systems on Kuril Islands, Defense Minister Says
Russia will deploy a range of coastal missile systems on the far-eastern Kuril islands, claimed by Japan, as part of its military build-up in the region, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Friday.
-
State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
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Taiwan F-16 Upgrade Program Moving Forward
Taiwan’s F-16 fighter aircraft mid-life upgrade program has secured another piece to its modernization effort
