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Top Marine general in ‘good condition’ after open-heart surgery
Gen. Eric Smith, the Marine commandant, hasn’t been on full duty status since he went into cardiac arrest in October but plans to make a return.
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Defense secretary hospitalized for surgery complications
The defense secretary went into the hospital on Jan. 1, the Pentagon announced.
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Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
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Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
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Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
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Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
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New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
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The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
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‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
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Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
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Top Marine general in ‘good condition’ after open-heart surgery
Gen. Eric Smith, the Marine commandant, hasn’t been on full duty status since he went into cardiac arrest in October but plans to make a return.
-
Defense secretary hospitalized for surgery complications
The defense secretary went into the hospital on Jan. 1, the Pentagon announced.
-
Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
-
Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
-
Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
-
Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
-
Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
-
Top Marine general in ‘good condition’ after open-heart surgery
Gen. Eric Smith, the Marine commandant, hasn’t been on full duty status since he went into cardiac arrest in October but plans to make a return.
-
Defense secretary hospitalized for surgery complications
The defense secretary went into the hospital on Jan. 1, the Pentagon announced.
-
Gen. Jim Slife sworn in as Air Force vice chief of staff
The career special operations pilot previously served as the Air Force’s operations boss.
-
Even more US-Australia submarine collaboration on the horizon
The new year will bring new work between the two navies.
-
Whither arms restraint under Biden’s watch?
President Joe Biden’s fourth year may cement a legacy of working to expand the transfer of U.S. arms, even in the face of misuse and opposition.
-
Venezuela to hold military drills off its shores amid border dispute
The move comes as the United Kingdom sends a warship toward Guyana’s territorial waters.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
‘Fat Leonard,’ contractor in Navy bribery case, may face more charges
Leonard “Fat Leonard” Francis, a defense contractor at the center of a Navy bribery scandal, returned to the U.S. as part of the Venezuelan prisoner swap.
-
Is the FY24 NDAA a missed opportunity for AUKUS technology sharing?
There are two things the administration should do to keep the process on track and produce usable ITAR exemptions with greater technology sharing.
