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China Seen As Threat in Flournoy Paper
Michèle Flournoy, co-founder and chief executive officer of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), has released a new report that makes recommendations to the next US president.
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F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops, But Operating Costs Rise With Life Extension
WASHINGTON – The cost to procure the F-35 joint strike fighter has dropped, but the total price to operate and support the fleet over its lifetime has risen – not because of problems with the program, but because the services decided to fly the fifth
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Czech Republic, Hungary Mull Joint Gripen Squadron
The Czech government is considering setting up a joint air squadron with Hungary.
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Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
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F-35 Will Fly Until 2070 — Six Years Longer Than Planned
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will fly until 2070, reflecting a decision by the US armed services to extend the operational life of the fleet by six years.
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JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
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Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.
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The US Navy Keeps Sidelining its Best Surface Ships. Here’s Why
The Navy is forging ahead to indefinitely dock its cruisers, which will be manned by caretaker crews.
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US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Russia Promises Helicopters, Gear for Tunisia’s Anti-Terrorism Fight
Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and announced the Russian promise of support.
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China Seen As Threat in Flournoy Paper
Michèle Flournoy, co-founder and chief executive officer of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), has released a new report that makes recommendations to the next US president.
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F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops, But Operating Costs Rise With Life Extension
WASHINGTON – The cost to procure the F-35 joint strike fighter has dropped, but the total price to operate and support the fleet over its lifetime has risen – not because of problems with the program, but because the services decided to fly the fifth
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Czech Republic, Hungary Mull Joint Gripen Squadron
The Czech government is considering setting up a joint air squadron with Hungary.
-
Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
-
F-35 Will Fly Until 2070 — Six Years Longer Than Planned
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will fly until 2070, reflecting a decision by the US armed services to extend the operational life of the fleet by six years.
-
JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
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Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.
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The US Navy Keeps Sidelining its Best Surface Ships. Here’s Why
The Navy is forging ahead to indefinitely dock its cruisers, which will be manned by caretaker crews.
-
US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Russia Promises Helicopters, Gear for Tunisia’s Anti-Terrorism Fight
Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and announced the Russian promise of support.
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China Seen As Threat in Flournoy Paper
Michèle Flournoy, co-founder and chief executive officer of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), has released a new report that makes recommendations to the next US president.
-
F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops, But Operating Costs Rise With Life Extension
WASHINGTON – The cost to procure the F-35 joint strike fighter has dropped, but the total price to operate and support the fleet over its lifetime has risen – not because of problems with the program, but because the services decided to fly the fifth
-
Czech Republic, Hungary Mull Joint Gripen Squadron
The Czech government is considering setting up a joint air squadron with Hungary.
-
Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
-
F-35 Will Fly Until 2070 — Six Years Longer Than Planned
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will fly until 2070, reflecting a decision by the US armed services to extend the operational life of the fleet by six years.
-
JLTV Program Cost Estimate Drops By $6 Billion
The acquisition cost of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has dropped by nearly $6 billion, according to a Pentagon Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) released Thursday.
-
Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.
-
The US Navy Keeps Sidelining its Best Surface Ships. Here’s Why
The Navy is forging ahead to indefinitely dock its cruisers, which will be manned by caretaker crews.
-
US Army Fires Stinger From Multi-Mission Launcher in Test
The Army fired a Stinger missile from its self-built Multi-Mission Launcher Wednesday at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, it announced today.
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Russia Promises Helicopters, Gear for Tunisia’s Anti-Terrorism Fight
Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and announced the Russian promise of support.
