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At Commander in Chief Forum, Trump, Clinton mostly play defense
The candidates took questions on national security, military affairs and veterans’ issues, some from U.S. military veterans.
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Senate Rejects Defense Bills Again, Foreshadowing CR
Senate Democrats have again voted down two national security spending bills.
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DoD Plan To Attack Funding ‘Gimmick’ Nets Rebuke From Ryan, Thornberry
A Memo in which Pentagon leaders aim to “play hardball” to derail the Republican-led House’s defense funding “gimmick” drew fire from House Majority Leader Paul Ryan.
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Boosting French Defense Spending To Be Focus at High-Level Conference
The key topic for the forthcoming Summer Defence University will focus on winning public support for boosting French defense spending to the target 2 percent of GDP.
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Congress Girds for Defense Spending, Policy Fights
President Obama’s veto threat hangs over the annual DoD policy bill.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
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Experts Question New Armed Drone Export Policy
It is unclear what impact, if any, a new State Department initiative on armed drone exports would have.
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Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
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McCain Survives Primary Fight
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain prevailed Tuesday against his Republican primary challenger setting up the hawkish national security stalwart for a tough general election fight.
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At Commander in Chief Forum, Trump, Clinton mostly play defense
The candidates took questions on national security, military affairs and veterans’ issues, some from U.S. military veterans.
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Senate Rejects Defense Bills Again, Foreshadowing CR
Senate Democrats have again voted down two national security spending bills.
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DoD Plan To Attack Funding ‘Gimmick’ Nets Rebuke From Ryan, Thornberry
A Memo in which Pentagon leaders aim to “play hardball” to derail the Republican-led House’s defense funding “gimmick” drew fire from House Majority Leader Paul Ryan.
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Boosting French Defense Spending To Be Focus at High-Level Conference
The key topic for the forthcoming Summer Defence University will focus on winning public support for boosting French defense spending to the target 2 percent of GDP.
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Congress Girds for Defense Spending, Policy Fights
President Obama’s veto threat hangs over the annual DoD policy bill.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
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Israel Wary of US Armed Drone Initiative
Experts Cite Dubious Benefits; Damage to Key Export Sector
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Experts Question New Armed Drone Export Policy
It is unclear what impact, if any, a new State Department initiative on armed drone exports would have.
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Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
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McCain Survives Primary Fight
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain prevailed Tuesday against his Republican primary challenger setting up the hawkish national security stalwart for a tough general election fight.
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At Commander in Chief Forum, Trump, Clinton mostly play defense
The candidates took questions on national security, military affairs and veterans’ issues, some from U.S. military veterans.
-
Senate Rejects Defense Bills Again, Foreshadowing CR
Senate Democrats have again voted down two national security spending bills.
-
DoD Plan To Attack Funding ‘Gimmick’ Nets Rebuke From Ryan, Thornberry
A Memo in which Pentagon leaders aim to “play hardball” to derail the Republican-led House’s defense funding “gimmick” drew fire from House Majority Leader Paul Ryan.
-
Boosting French Defense Spending To Be Focus at High-Level Conference
The key topic for the forthcoming Summer Defence University will focus on winning public support for boosting French defense spending to the target 2 percent of GDP.
-
Congress Girds for Defense Spending, Policy Fights
President Obama’s veto threat hangs over the annual DoD policy bill.
-
To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
-
Israel Wary of US Armed Drone Initiative
Experts Cite Dubious Benefits; Damage to Key Export Sector
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Experts Question New Armed Drone Export Policy
It is unclear what impact, if any, a new State Department initiative on armed drone exports would have.
-
Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
-
McCain Survives Primary Fight
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain prevailed Tuesday against his Republican primary challenger setting up the hawkish national security stalwart for a tough general election fight.
