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European Commission President Calls for ‘Security Union’
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has called for a European “security union” to face the threat of terrorism.
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France To Station Counterterrorism Force in Burkina Faso
France says it will send a police special force to help it coordinate a rapid response to regional terrorist attacks.
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German Defense Spending Hike Reflects Regional Trend
Federal budget proposals for 2017 have earmarked an additional €1.7 billion on defense — a 6.8 percent rise on planned spending for the current year.
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Bogdan, GAO at Odds Over F-35 Upgrade Program
The chief of the F-35 joint program office is at odds with a prominent government watchdog over how to manage a follow-on modernization effort for the fifth-generation fighter jet.
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F-35 Full Combat Capability Will Be Four Months Late
WASHINGTON – The F-35 will not get its full combat capability package until late fall of 2017, a delay of about four months from the original plan, according to a top general.
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Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
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F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops $12 Billion
The Pentagon’s most recent estimate for the F-35 joint strike fighter’s total acquisition cost shows a drop of $12.1 billion since 2014, according to a government watchdog.
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Budget Plan in Limbo As House Takes Easter Recess
The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday advanced an $81.6 billion 2017 military construction and Veterans Affairs bill.
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Chinese Helicopter Debuts at Pakistani Parade
The Chinese CAIC Z-10 helicopter gunship and the Shaheen III ballistic missile were notable participants of Pakistan Day.
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Fix to UK Destroyer Power Plant Problem Some Way Off
Engine failures on Britain’s Type 45 destroyers have been substantially reduced but a final solution to the problems could be some years off.
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European Commission President Calls for ‘Security Union’
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has called for a European “security union” to face the threat of terrorism.
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France To Station Counterterrorism Force in Burkina Faso
France says it will send a police special force to help it coordinate a rapid response to regional terrorist attacks.
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German Defense Spending Hike Reflects Regional Trend
Federal budget proposals for 2017 have earmarked an additional €1.7 billion on defense — a 6.8 percent rise on planned spending for the current year.
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Bogdan, GAO at Odds Over F-35 Upgrade Program
The chief of the F-35 joint program office is at odds with a prominent government watchdog over how to manage a follow-on modernization effort for the fifth-generation fighter jet.
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F-35 Full Combat Capability Will Be Four Months Late
WASHINGTON – The F-35 will not get its full combat capability package until late fall of 2017, a delay of about four months from the original plan, according to a top general.
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Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
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F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops $12 Billion
The Pentagon’s most recent estimate for the F-35 joint strike fighter’s total acquisition cost shows a drop of $12.1 billion since 2014, according to a government watchdog.
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Budget Plan in Limbo As House Takes Easter Recess
The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday advanced an $81.6 billion 2017 military construction and Veterans Affairs bill.
-
Chinese Helicopter Debuts at Pakistani Parade
The Chinese CAIC Z-10 helicopter gunship and the Shaheen III ballistic missile were notable participants of Pakistan Day.
-
Fix to UK Destroyer Power Plant Problem Some Way Off
Engine failures on Britain’s Type 45 destroyers have been substantially reduced but a final solution to the problems could be some years off.
-
European Commission President Calls for ‘Security Union’
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has called for a European “security union” to face the threat of terrorism.
-
France To Station Counterterrorism Force in Burkina Faso
France says it will send a police special force to help it coordinate a rapid response to regional terrorist attacks.
-
German Defense Spending Hike Reflects Regional Trend
Federal budget proposals for 2017 have earmarked an additional €1.7 billion on defense — a 6.8 percent rise on planned spending for the current year.
-
Bogdan, GAO at Odds Over F-35 Upgrade Program
The chief of the F-35 joint program office is at odds with a prominent government watchdog over how to manage a follow-on modernization effort for the fifth-generation fighter jet.
-
F-35 Full Combat Capability Will Be Four Months Late
WASHINGTON – The F-35 will not get its full combat capability package until late fall of 2017, a delay of about four months from the original plan, according to a top general.
-
Top US Army Civilian Leader Talks Budget Challenges, Allied Support and Social Media
Acting Army Secretary Patrick Murphy talks about budget challenges, his love of the Army and his affinity for social media.
-
F-35 Acquisition Cost Drops $12 Billion
The Pentagon’s most recent estimate for the F-35 joint strike fighter’s total acquisition cost shows a drop of $12.1 billion since 2014, according to a government watchdog.
-
Budget Plan in Limbo As House Takes Easter Recess
The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday advanced an $81.6 billion 2017 military construction and Veterans Affairs bill.
-
Chinese Helicopter Debuts at Pakistani Parade
The Chinese CAIC Z-10 helicopter gunship and the Shaheen III ballistic missile were notable participants of Pakistan Day.
-
Fix to UK Destroyer Power Plant Problem Some Way Off
Engine failures on Britain’s Type 45 destroyers have been substantially reduced but a final solution to the problems could be some years off.
