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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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Pound drop not impacting short-term UK military spending, says MoD official
The British MoD’s top civilian says he’s not worried about the near-term impact of currency fluctuation.
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Lithuania to acquire Boxer vehicles, howitzers, NASAMS
Under the plan, the three procurements are to enable the Lithuanian Armed Forces with “greater mobility, force protection and firepower,” “efficient fire support,” and a “robust and proven air defense system,” respectively.
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Army concerned over shrinking munitions stockpile
The Army’s deputy chief of staff for logistics said he is concerned about the service’s shrinking munitions stockpile.
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US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
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Dassault credits Rafale export deals as financial savior
Dassault expects to cut hundreds of staff through a voluntary program, offering a financial package to those who opt to leave.
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White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
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Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
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Despite Brexit, France wants to include UK in European defense efforts
The U.K. has close bilateral defense ties with France, which explains the French invitation to take part in “a more integrated European defense policy” despite London’s EU departure, the report said.
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Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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Pound drop not impacting short-term UK military spending, says MoD official
The British MoD’s top civilian says he’s not worried about the near-term impact of currency fluctuation.
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Lithuania to acquire Boxer vehicles, howitzers, NASAMS
Under the plan, the three procurements are to enable the Lithuanian Armed Forces with “greater mobility, force protection and firepower,” “efficient fire support,” and a “robust and proven air defense system,” respectively.
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Army concerned over shrinking munitions stockpile
The Army’s deputy chief of staff for logistics said he is concerned about the service’s shrinking munitions stockpile.
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US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
-
Dassault credits Rafale export deals as financial savior
Dassault expects to cut hundreds of staff through a voluntary program, offering a financial package to those who opt to leave.
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White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
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Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
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Despite Brexit, France wants to include UK in European defense efforts
The U.K. has close bilateral defense ties with France, which explains the French invitation to take part in “a more integrated European defense policy” despite London’s EU departure, the report said.
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Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
-
Pound drop not impacting short-term UK military spending, says MoD official
The British MoD’s top civilian says he’s not worried about the near-term impact of currency fluctuation.
-
Lithuania to acquire Boxer vehicles, howitzers, NASAMS
Under the plan, the three procurements are to enable the Lithuanian Armed Forces with “greater mobility, force protection and firepower,” “efficient fire support,” and a “robust and proven air defense system,” respectively.
-
Army concerned over shrinking munitions stockpile
The Army’s deputy chief of staff for logistics said he is concerned about the service’s shrinking munitions stockpile.
-
US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
-
Dassault credits Rafale export deals as financial savior
Dassault expects to cut hundreds of staff through a voluntary program, offering a financial package to those who opt to leave.
-
White House trade adviser: Deficit undermines US security
Peter Navarro argued Monday that China and other trading partners use the proceeds from export sales to buy U.S. companies and technology, reducing America’s self-reliance.
-
Defense firm: Former owners, exec to blame for Humvee fraud
A Pennsylvania defense contractor said two brothers who formerly owned the company, and their former chief financial officer, are to blame for an alleged $6 million scheme to overcharge the U.S. Department of Defense for Humvee window kits.
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Despite Brexit, France wants to include UK in European defense efforts
The U.K. has close bilateral defense ties with France, which explains the French invitation to take part in “a more integrated European defense policy” despite London’s EU departure, the report said.
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Defense spending bill increases US Navy’s shipbuilding funds
Several of the ships specified in the bill would be built in his home state at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
