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Turkey Mulling Purchase of Two More AEW&C Aircraft
Turkey’s military and procurement authorities are mulling to exercise a follow-on order option in their airborne early warning and control contract.
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US Senators Scrutinize Canadian Plans To Settle Syrian Refugees
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to admit 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February has raised questions for the US Senate Homeland Security Committee, with some senators worried that the plan may pose a threat to national security.
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US Drone Crashes in Turkey
A US military predator drone crashed Wednesday in southern Turkey, Turkish authorities said.
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Thornberry to Introduce Acquisition Reform Bill
WASHINGTON — House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry said his committee will introduce legislation in March aimed at making changes to the Pentagon’s buying system.
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DOT&E: Cyber Vulnerabilities Plague Battlefield Comms
Cyber vulnerabilities continue to plague the Army’s battlefield communications, said the Pentagon’s top weapons tester
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Lenders Cite Complex Factors in Arms Export Loans
Commercial banks weigh business, ethical and legal factors as they decide whether to lend money to fund arms exports.
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Pentagon Budget Requests $2B for Tomahawks, $2.9B for SM-6
The budget requests $2b for Tomahawk weapons, and another $1.5b in advanced missile development.
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DoD Weapons Tester Raises Red Flags Over Possible F-35 Block Buy
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester is raising concerns about committing to an F-35 “block buy” before testing is complete
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Azerbaijan Warns of Potential Action Against Armenia
Senior political figures in Azerbaijan have warned that a military option remains on the table to resolve the smoldering conflict with Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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Interview: Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso
In an interview with Defense News, Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso outlined his views on defense spending levels, Estonia’s weaponry needs, the country’s role in NATO and relations with neighboring Russia.
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Turkey Mulling Purchase of Two More AEW&C Aircraft
Turkey’s military and procurement authorities are mulling to exercise a follow-on order option in their airborne early warning and control contract.
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US Senators Scrutinize Canadian Plans To Settle Syrian Refugees
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to admit 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February has raised questions for the US Senate Homeland Security Committee, with some senators worried that the plan may pose a threat to national security.
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US Drone Crashes in Turkey
A US military predator drone crashed Wednesday in southern Turkey, Turkish authorities said.
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Thornberry to Introduce Acquisition Reform Bill
WASHINGTON — House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry said his committee will introduce legislation in March aimed at making changes to the Pentagon’s buying system.
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DOT&E: Cyber Vulnerabilities Plague Battlefield Comms
Cyber vulnerabilities continue to plague the Army’s battlefield communications, said the Pentagon’s top weapons tester
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Lenders Cite Complex Factors in Arms Export Loans
Commercial banks weigh business, ethical and legal factors as they decide whether to lend money to fund arms exports.
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Pentagon Budget Requests $2B for Tomahawks, $2.9B for SM-6
The budget requests $2b for Tomahawk weapons, and another $1.5b in advanced missile development.
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DoD Weapons Tester Raises Red Flags Over Possible F-35 Block Buy
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester is raising concerns about committing to an F-35 “block buy” before testing is complete
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Azerbaijan Warns of Potential Action Against Armenia
Senior political figures in Azerbaijan have warned that a military option remains on the table to resolve the smoldering conflict with Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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Interview: Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso
In an interview with Defense News, Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso outlined his views on defense spending levels, Estonia’s weaponry needs, the country’s role in NATO and relations with neighboring Russia.
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Turkey Mulling Purchase of Two More AEW&C Aircraft
Turkey’s military and procurement authorities are mulling to exercise a follow-on order option in their airborne early warning and control contract.
-
US Senators Scrutinize Canadian Plans To Settle Syrian Refugees
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to admit 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February has raised questions for the US Senate Homeland Security Committee, with some senators worried that the plan may pose a threat to national security.
-
US Drone Crashes in Turkey
A US military predator drone crashed Wednesday in southern Turkey, Turkish authorities said.
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Thornberry to Introduce Acquisition Reform Bill
WASHINGTON — House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry said his committee will introduce legislation in March aimed at making changes to the Pentagon’s buying system.
-
DOT&E: Cyber Vulnerabilities Plague Battlefield Comms
Cyber vulnerabilities continue to plague the Army’s battlefield communications, said the Pentagon’s top weapons tester
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Lenders Cite Complex Factors in Arms Export Loans
Commercial banks weigh business, ethical and legal factors as they decide whether to lend money to fund arms exports.
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Pentagon Budget Requests $2B for Tomahawks, $2.9B for SM-6
The budget requests $2b for Tomahawk weapons, and another $1.5b in advanced missile development.
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DoD Weapons Tester Raises Red Flags Over Possible F-35 Block Buy
The Pentagon’s top weapons tester is raising concerns about committing to an F-35 “block buy” before testing is complete
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Azerbaijan Warns of Potential Action Against Armenia
Senior political figures in Azerbaijan have warned that a military option remains on the table to resolve the smoldering conflict with Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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Interview: Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso
In an interview with Defense News, Estonia’s Defence Minister Hannes Hanso outlined his views on defense spending levels, Estonia’s weaponry needs, the country’s role in NATO and relations with neighboring Russia.
