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Norwegian F-35 Pilot Counters Controversial ‘Dogfighting’ Report
An F-35 pilot has described his experience flying the jet in a close-range battle scenario.
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EUCOM Commander: US May Need To ‘Puncture’ Russian Defenses
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Lawmakers: Give US Navy More F/A-18s
The US Navy is planning to request 12 more F/A-18 Super Hornets than the two it was allocated in the president’s 2017 defense budget, according to a House lawmaker.
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Carter Draws Hard Comparison With China on Cyber, Naval Policies
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter hit hard at China for its cyber policy and militarization in his prepared remarks for a keynote address in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Amidst Apple Controversy, Carter Seeks To Reassure Tech Sector
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated he does not want to see new laws come out of the Apple/FBI case.
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Honeywell No Longer Pursuing United Technologies
Honeywell has abandoned its efforts to acquire United Technology Corp., the company announced Tuesday.
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US, Israel Start Delivering David’s Sling System to Israel Air Force
Major components of the David’s Sling Weapon System are being delivered to the Israel Air Force
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US Army Seeks New Stryker Capability Beyond Bigger Gun
The Army is looking beyond carrying out an urgent request to equip Stryker units in Europe with a medium-caliber cannon by scouring the industry for capability upgrades.
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Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
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Norwegian F-35 Pilot Counters Controversial ‘Dogfighting’ Report
An F-35 pilot has described his experience flying the jet in a close-range battle scenario.
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EUCOM Commander: US May Need To ‘Puncture’ Russian Defenses
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Lawmakers: Give US Navy More F/A-18s
The US Navy is planning to request 12 more F/A-18 Super Hornets than the two it was allocated in the president’s 2017 defense budget, according to a House lawmaker.
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Carter Draws Hard Comparison With China on Cyber, Naval Policies
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter hit hard at China for its cyber policy and militarization in his prepared remarks for a keynote address in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Amidst Apple Controversy, Carter Seeks To Reassure Tech Sector
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated he does not want to see new laws come out of the Apple/FBI case.
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Honeywell No Longer Pursuing United Technologies
Honeywell has abandoned its efforts to acquire United Technology Corp., the company announced Tuesday.
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US, Israel Start Delivering David’s Sling System to Israel Air Force
Major components of the David’s Sling Weapon System are being delivered to the Israel Air Force
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US Army Seeks New Stryker Capability Beyond Bigger Gun
The Army is looking beyond carrying out an urgent request to equip Stryker units in Europe with a medium-caliber cannon by scouring the industry for capability upgrades.
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Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
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Norwegian F-35 Pilot Counters Controversial ‘Dogfighting’ Report
An F-35 pilot has described his experience flying the jet in a close-range battle scenario.
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EUCOM Commander: US May Need To ‘Puncture’ Russian Defenses
The U.S. military should prepare to “puncture” Russia’s regional defenses and “rapidly reinforce” troops moving eastward in the event of a conflict, the top military commander in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Lawmakers: Give US Navy More F/A-18s
The US Navy is planning to request 12 more F/A-18 Super Hornets than the two it was allocated in the president’s 2017 defense budget, according to a House lawmaker.
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Carter Draws Hard Comparison With China on Cyber, Naval Policies
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter hit hard at China for its cyber policy and militarization in his prepared remarks for a keynote address in San Francisco on Tuesday.
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Amidst Apple Controversy, Carter Seeks To Reassure Tech Sector
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter indicated he does not want to see new laws come out of the Apple/FBI case.
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Honeywell No Longer Pursuing United Technologies
Honeywell has abandoned its efforts to acquire United Technology Corp., the company announced Tuesday.
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US, Israel Start Delivering David’s Sling System to Israel Air Force
Major components of the David’s Sling Weapon System are being delivered to the Israel Air Force
-
US Army Seeks New Stryker Capability Beyond Bigger Gun
The Army is looking beyond carrying out an urgent request to equip Stryker units in Europe with a medium-caliber cannon by scouring the industry for capability upgrades.
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Pentagon Awards Contract To Sell Smart Bombs to Turkey
The Pentagon awarded a $682.9 million contract to sell to Turkey an unspecified quantity of smart bombs through a Foreign Military Sales scheme.
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Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
