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Senate legislation would slow Ligado launch
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act would require a new study comparing Ligado and the Pentagon’s claims on interference.
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US State Department must align UAV export policy with American interests
Left unchecked, Chinese UAVs create the opportunity for intrusion into U.S. systems and networks to observe or disrupt operations.
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We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
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Trump memo demands new fleet of Arctic icebreakers be ready by 2029
President Trump wants an Arctic fleet by the end of the decade, and it’s going to be a governmentwide effort.
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NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
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Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
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Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
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Under fire from all sides, Esper’s next move may dictate his future
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has reportedly angered President Trump and may be on thin ice with the administration.
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Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
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Exercise to unite four combatant commands to test homeland defenses for the first time
It’s going down this week on the east coast.
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Senate legislation would slow Ligado launch
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act would require a new study comparing Ligado and the Pentagon’s claims on interference.
-
US State Department must align UAV export policy with American interests
Left unchecked, Chinese UAVs create the opportunity for intrusion into U.S. systems and networks to observe or disrupt operations.
-
We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
-
Trump memo demands new fleet of Arctic icebreakers be ready by 2029
President Trump wants an Arctic fleet by the end of the decade, and it’s going to be a governmentwide effort.
-
NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
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Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
-
Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
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Under fire from all sides, Esper’s next move may dictate his future
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has reportedly angered President Trump and may be on thin ice with the administration.
-
Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
-
Exercise to unite four combatant commands to test homeland defenses for the first time
It’s going down this week on the east coast.
-
Senate legislation would slow Ligado launch
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act would require a new study comparing Ligado and the Pentagon’s claims on interference.
-
US State Department must align UAV export policy with American interests
Left unchecked, Chinese UAVs create the opportunity for intrusion into U.S. systems and networks to observe or disrupt operations.
-
We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
-
Trump memo demands new fleet of Arctic icebreakers be ready by 2029
President Trump wants an Arctic fleet by the end of the decade, and it’s going to be a governmentwide effort.
-
NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
-
Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
-
Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
-
Under fire from all sides, Esper’s next move may dictate his future
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has reportedly angered President Trump and may be on thin ice with the administration.
-
Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
-
Exercise to unite four combatant commands to test homeland defenses for the first time
It’s going down this week on the east coast.
