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Granger Blasts Lengthy Delays in FMS Processes
In a letter to Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Secretary of State John Kerry demanding that they create a plan to fix issues with foreign military sales, a powerful lawmaker with State Department oversight is ripping the sales processes over lengthy delays.
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BAE, British MoD Negotiate Schedules for New Ships
BAE Systems and the British MoD are discussing schedules and new work for its planned future surface fleet.
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Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The Army relies on the electromagnetic spectrum for everything from the individual soldier’s communications to precise weapons targeting to situational awareness, but even with this major dependence, the service is slow to develop its electronic warfare capability.
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Schleicher Named Giat Chairman
France has appointed Philippe Schleicher chairman and chief executive of holding company Giat Industries and its SNPE unit
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Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the US Army Europe commander, is at the helm of the Army’s accelerating pivot to Europe.
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Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service with the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as a VP at AUSA.
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As T-X Competition Looms, Air Force Expects Requirements To Hold Steady
Despite speculation that parameters for the Air Force’s T-X trainer are still up in the air, top officials say there will be no more changes to the program requirements.
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Saudi Says It Will Take Arms Bound for Lebanon
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said Saturday the kingdom will keep French military supplies previously intended for Lebanon under a $3 billion aid program, as Riyadh toughens its stance against Hezbollah.
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PM: Bulgaria To Send Troops To Guard Greek Border
Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
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China Raises 2016 Defense Spending by 7.6%
China will raise its defense spending by 7.6 percent this year, a budget report to the country’s Communist-controlled parliament showed on Saturday, a smaller increase than past years as it seeks a more efficient military.
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Granger Blasts Lengthy Delays in FMS Processes
In a letter to Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Secretary of State John Kerry demanding that they create a plan to fix issues with foreign military sales, a powerful lawmaker with State Department oversight is ripping the sales processes over lengthy delays.
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BAE, British MoD Negotiate Schedules for New Ships
BAE Systems and the British MoD are discussing schedules and new work for its planned future surface fleet.
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Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The Army relies on the electromagnetic spectrum for everything from the individual soldier’s communications to precise weapons targeting to situational awareness, but even with this major dependence, the service is slow to develop its electronic warfare capability.
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Schleicher Named Giat Chairman
France has appointed Philippe Schleicher chairman and chief executive of holding company Giat Industries and its SNPE unit
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Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the US Army Europe commander, is at the helm of the Army’s accelerating pivot to Europe.
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Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service with the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as a VP at AUSA.
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As T-X Competition Looms, Air Force Expects Requirements To Hold Steady
Despite speculation that parameters for the Air Force’s T-X trainer are still up in the air, top officials say there will be no more changes to the program requirements.
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Saudi Says It Will Take Arms Bound for Lebanon
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said Saturday the kingdom will keep French military supplies previously intended for Lebanon under a $3 billion aid program, as Riyadh toughens its stance against Hezbollah.
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PM: Bulgaria To Send Troops To Guard Greek Border
Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
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China Raises 2016 Defense Spending by 7.6%
China will raise its defense spending by 7.6 percent this year, a budget report to the country’s Communist-controlled parliament showed on Saturday, a smaller increase than past years as it seeks a more efficient military.
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Granger Blasts Lengthy Delays in FMS Processes
In a letter to Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Secretary of State John Kerry demanding that they create a plan to fix issues with foreign military sales, a powerful lawmaker with State Department oversight is ripping the sales processes over lengthy delays.
-
BAE, British MoD Negotiate Schedules for New Ships
BAE Systems and the British MoD are discussing schedules and new work for its planned future surface fleet.
-
Will Russian Aggression Ramp Up US Army Focus on Electronic Warfare Needs?
The Army relies on the electromagnetic spectrum for everything from the individual soldier’s communications to precise weapons targeting to situational awareness, but even with this major dependence, the service is slow to develop its electronic warfare capability.
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Schleicher Named Giat Chairman
France has appointed Philippe Schleicher chairman and chief executive of holding company Giat Industries and its SNPE unit
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Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, the US Army Europe commander, is at the helm of the Army’s accelerating pivot to Europe.
-
Retired Gen. Ham named to key role in AUSA
Fresh off his service with the National Commission on the Future of the Army, retired Gen. Carter Ham has been appointed as a VP at AUSA.
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As T-X Competition Looms, Air Force Expects Requirements To Hold Steady
Despite speculation that parameters for the Air Force’s T-X trainer are still up in the air, top officials say there will be no more changes to the program requirements.
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Saudi Says It Will Take Arms Bound for Lebanon
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said Saturday the kingdom will keep French military supplies previously intended for Lebanon under a $3 billion aid program, as Riyadh toughens its stance against Hezbollah.
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PM: Bulgaria To Send Troops To Guard Greek Border
Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
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China Raises 2016 Defense Spending by 7.6%
China will raise its defense spending by 7.6 percent this year, a budget report to the country’s Communist-controlled parliament showed on Saturday, a smaller increase than past years as it seeks a more efficient military.
