-
Britain, France Agree on £1.5 Billion Plan for Combat Drone
Britain and France have agreed to pursue a £1.5 billion (US $2.1 billion) program to build an unmanned combat air vehicle, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday at a bilateral summit with French President François Hollande.
-
UK Raises Investment in Nuclear Missile Sub Program
The British government has confirmed it is putting £642 million to prepare for production of Trident missile-armed nuclear subs
-
House GOP Budget May Punt Defense Hike
House Republicans are mulling a budget plan that punts a major defense hike to the next administration.
-
Top US Generals Discuss Cooperation With Israel
US Marine Corps Generals Joseph Dunford and Philip Breedlove held high-level talks in Israel Thursday, meeting with Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon and senior security officials on plans to further strategic cooperation in the face of chronic regional
-
Milley: Cutting IBCTs is a ‘Bad Tradeoff’ for Manpower Redistribution
Cutting an infantry brigade combat team from the active Army, as a commission tasked to study the future force recommended last month, is a “bad trade-off,” Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Thursday.
-
Hesco Acquired by Belgian Fence Company
The company whose stone-filled barriers became almost synonymous with providing protection to British troops and others at bases during the fight against the Taliban in Afghanistan has been purchased by a Belgian security fence specialist.
-
Weapons Tester Warns of Risk to Air Force’s GPS Contingency Plan
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester warned of risk to Air Force plans to ensure continued access to legacy GPS signals
-
At Silicon Valley Outpost, Carter Hears Pitches from Small Firms
SecDef Carter held a “Shark Tank” event to hear from five small companies.
-
Air Force Won’t Meet 2020 Deadline for New FAA Rules
The Air Force will not be able to meet a 2020 deadline to fully comply with new Federal Aviation Administration regulations, top service officials told lawmakers.
-
CNO Orders 60-Day LCS Review
US Navy chief of naval operations Adm. John Richardson orders a 60-day review of the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program.
-
Britain, France Agree on £1.5 Billion Plan for Combat Drone
Britain and France have agreed to pursue a £1.5 billion (US $2.1 billion) program to build an unmanned combat air vehicle, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday at a bilateral summit with French President François Hollande.
-
UK Raises Investment in Nuclear Missile Sub Program
The British government has confirmed it is putting £642 million to prepare for production of Trident missile-armed nuclear subs
-
House GOP Budget May Punt Defense Hike
House Republicans are mulling a budget plan that punts a major defense hike to the next administration.
-
Top US Generals Discuss Cooperation With Israel
US Marine Corps Generals Joseph Dunford and Philip Breedlove held high-level talks in Israel Thursday, meeting with Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon and senior security officials on plans to further strategic cooperation in the face of chronic regional
-
Milley: Cutting IBCTs is a ‘Bad Tradeoff’ for Manpower Redistribution
Cutting an infantry brigade combat team from the active Army, as a commission tasked to study the future force recommended last month, is a “bad trade-off,” Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Thursday.
-
Hesco Acquired by Belgian Fence Company
The company whose stone-filled barriers became almost synonymous with providing protection to British troops and others at bases during the fight against the Taliban in Afghanistan has been purchased by a Belgian security fence specialist.
-
Weapons Tester Warns of Risk to Air Force’s GPS Contingency Plan
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester warned of risk to Air Force plans to ensure continued access to legacy GPS signals
-
At Silicon Valley Outpost, Carter Hears Pitches from Small Firms
SecDef Carter held a “Shark Tank” event to hear from five small companies.
-
Air Force Won’t Meet 2020 Deadline for New FAA Rules
The Air Force will not be able to meet a 2020 deadline to fully comply with new Federal Aviation Administration regulations, top service officials told lawmakers.
-
CNO Orders 60-Day LCS Review
US Navy chief of naval operations Adm. John Richardson orders a 60-day review of the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program.
-
Britain, France Agree on £1.5 Billion Plan for Combat Drone
Britain and France have agreed to pursue a £1.5 billion (US $2.1 billion) program to build an unmanned combat air vehicle, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday at a bilateral summit with French President François Hollande.
-
UK Raises Investment in Nuclear Missile Sub Program
The British government has confirmed it is putting £642 million to prepare for production of Trident missile-armed nuclear subs
-
House GOP Budget May Punt Defense Hike
House Republicans are mulling a budget plan that punts a major defense hike to the next administration.
-
Top US Generals Discuss Cooperation With Israel
US Marine Corps Generals Joseph Dunford and Philip Breedlove held high-level talks in Israel Thursday, meeting with Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon and senior security officials on plans to further strategic cooperation in the face of chronic regional
-
Milley: Cutting IBCTs is a ‘Bad Tradeoff’ for Manpower Redistribution
Cutting an infantry brigade combat team from the active Army, as a commission tasked to study the future force recommended last month, is a “bad trade-off,” Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Thursday.
-
Hesco Acquired by Belgian Fence Company
The company whose stone-filled barriers became almost synonymous with providing protection to British troops and others at bases during the fight against the Taliban in Afghanistan has been purchased by a Belgian security fence specialist.
-
Weapons Tester Warns of Risk to Air Force’s GPS Contingency Plan
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester warned of risk to Air Force plans to ensure continued access to legacy GPS signals
-
At Silicon Valley Outpost, Carter Hears Pitches from Small Firms
SecDef Carter held a “Shark Tank” event to hear from five small companies.
-
Air Force Won’t Meet 2020 Deadline for New FAA Rules
The Air Force will not be able to meet a 2020 deadline to fully comply with new Federal Aviation Administration regulations, top service officials told lawmakers.
-
CNO Orders 60-Day LCS Review
US Navy chief of naval operations Adm. John Richardson orders a 60-day review of the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program.
