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Army Force Commission Calls for Apache Compromise, More Troops in Europe
The National Commission on the Future of the Army has determined a force below 980,000 would be insufficient to ensure national security and the National Guard should keep some attack helicopters.
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In Singapore, Another US Navy LCS Is Sidelined With Machinery Problems
WASHINGTON — For the second time in a month, a US Navy littoral combat ship (LCS) has been sidelined due to machinery problems.
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Thornberry To Prioritize Third Offset, Cyber, Nuke Modernization, Special Ops
HASC Chairman Mac Thornberry will focus on maintaining US dominance, cyber, nuke modernization and special operations
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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GAO Dismisses Lockheed JLTV Protest, Cites Pending Litigation
The GAO has dismissed Lockheed Martin’s protest of the US Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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Russian Submarine Hits Targets in Syria
A Russian submarine operating in the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday launched Kalibr cruise missiles at targets in Syria.
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General Dynamics Protests ACV Contract Awards to BAE and SAIC
General Dynamics Land Systems is protesting the US Marine Corps decision to award BAE Systems and SAIC contracts to build engineering and manufacturing development prototype vehicles for the service’s next-generation Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV).
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Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
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BAE, SAIC Named as Finalists in Marines ACV Competition
The Corps announced the two winning companies in a competition to build prototype vehicles for its next-gen Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Exclusive: Cameron Says Obama ‘Clearly Delighted’ by UK’s New Defense Plans
US President Barack Obama has given his seal of approval to Britain’s Strategic Defence and Security Review, Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday morning.
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Army Force Commission Calls for Apache Compromise, More Troops in Europe
The National Commission on the Future of the Army has determined a force below 980,000 would be insufficient to ensure national security and the National Guard should keep some attack helicopters.
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In Singapore, Another US Navy LCS Is Sidelined With Machinery Problems
WASHINGTON — For the second time in a month, a US Navy littoral combat ship (LCS) has been sidelined due to machinery problems.
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Thornberry To Prioritize Third Offset, Cyber, Nuke Modernization, Special Ops
HASC Chairman Mac Thornberry will focus on maintaining US dominance, cyber, nuke modernization and special operations
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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GAO Dismisses Lockheed JLTV Protest, Cites Pending Litigation
The GAO has dismissed Lockheed Martin’s protest of the US Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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Russian Submarine Hits Targets in Syria
A Russian submarine operating in the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday launched Kalibr cruise missiles at targets in Syria.
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General Dynamics Protests ACV Contract Awards to BAE and SAIC
General Dynamics Land Systems is protesting the US Marine Corps decision to award BAE Systems and SAIC contracts to build engineering and manufacturing development prototype vehicles for the service’s next-generation Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV).
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Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
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BAE, SAIC Named as Finalists in Marines ACV Competition
The Corps announced the two winning companies in a competition to build prototype vehicles for its next-gen Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Exclusive: Cameron Says Obama ‘Clearly Delighted’ by UK’s New Defense Plans
US President Barack Obama has given his seal of approval to Britain’s Strategic Defence and Security Review, Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday morning.
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Army Force Commission Calls for Apache Compromise, More Troops in Europe
The National Commission on the Future of the Army has determined a force below 980,000 would be insufficient to ensure national security and the National Guard should keep some attack helicopters.
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In Singapore, Another US Navy LCS Is Sidelined With Machinery Problems
WASHINGTON — For the second time in a month, a US Navy littoral combat ship (LCS) has been sidelined due to machinery problems.
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Thornberry To Prioritize Third Offset, Cyber, Nuke Modernization, Special Ops
HASC Chairman Mac Thornberry will focus on maintaining US dominance, cyber, nuke modernization and special operations
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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GAO Dismisses Lockheed JLTV Protest, Cites Pending Litigation
The GAO has dismissed Lockheed Martin’s protest of the US Army’s decision to award Oshkosh a contract to build its Humvee replacement.
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Russian Submarine Hits Targets in Syria
A Russian submarine operating in the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday launched Kalibr cruise missiles at targets in Syria.
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General Dynamics Protests ACV Contract Awards to BAE and SAIC
General Dynamics Land Systems is protesting the US Marine Corps decision to award BAE Systems and SAIC contracts to build engineering and manufacturing development prototype vehicles for the service’s next-generation Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV).
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Kendall: ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts Planned to Modernization, R&D
The Pentagon expects to make “disproportionate” cuts to modernization and R&D funding in its fiscal 2017 budget
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BAE, SAIC Named as Finalists in Marines ACV Competition
The Corps announced the two winning companies in a competition to build prototype vehicles for its next-gen Amphibious Combat Vehicle.
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Exclusive: Cameron Says Obama ‘Clearly Delighted’ by UK’s New Defense Plans
US President Barack Obama has given his seal of approval to Britain’s Strategic Defence and Security Review, Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday morning.
