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US Lawmakers Want to Freeze $1.15 Billion Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
In a letter to President Obama, 64 US lawmakers cited a recent Saudi airstrike that killed 10 children, and said the Saudi-led coalition’s allegedly deliberate targeting of civilian facilities “may amount to war crimes.”
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Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
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Keep Sequestration Caps, Budget Experts Say
Though Pentagon leaders and hawkish lawmakers have complained for years that statutory budget caps have hobbled the Pentagon in the face of global threats, defense budgeting experts Monday said the caps should stay in place to maintain spending discipline.
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Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
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Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
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A Partnership Between Russia and the West? Here’s Why It’s Not Happening
A union forged against a common threat, reminiscent of Joseph Stalin and Franklin Roosevelt during World War II, would be a political quagmire.
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Report: Aerospace and Defense Exports To Grow 3.2 Percent in 2016
A new analysis of the aerospace and defense sector predicts gross exports to increase by $4.6 billion, or 3.2 percent over 2015 numbers.
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No Terminators, but Autonomous Systems Vital to DoD Future
Killer death bots may not be DoD’s future, but autonomy will still be vital.
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US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
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US Lawmakers Want to Freeze $1.15 Billion Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
In a letter to President Obama, 64 US lawmakers cited a recent Saudi airstrike that killed 10 children, and said the Saudi-led coalition’s allegedly deliberate targeting of civilian facilities “may amount to war crimes.”
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Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
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Keep Sequestration Caps, Budget Experts Say
Though Pentagon leaders and hawkish lawmakers have complained for years that statutory budget caps have hobbled the Pentagon in the face of global threats, defense budgeting experts Monday said the caps should stay in place to maintain spending discipline.
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Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
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Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
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A Partnership Between Russia and the West? Here’s Why It’s Not Happening
A union forged against a common threat, reminiscent of Joseph Stalin and Franklin Roosevelt during World War II, would be a political quagmire.
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Report: Aerospace and Defense Exports To Grow 3.2 Percent in 2016
A new analysis of the aerospace and defense sector predicts gross exports to increase by $4.6 billion, or 3.2 percent over 2015 numbers.
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No Terminators, but Autonomous Systems Vital to DoD Future
Killer death bots may not be DoD’s future, but autonomy will still be vital.
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Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
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US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
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US Lawmakers Want to Freeze $1.15 Billion Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
In a letter to President Obama, 64 US lawmakers cited a recent Saudi airstrike that killed 10 children, and said the Saudi-led coalition’s allegedly deliberate targeting of civilian facilities “may amount to war crimes.”
-
Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
-
Keep Sequestration Caps, Budget Experts Say
Though Pentagon leaders and hawkish lawmakers have complained for years that statutory budget caps have hobbled the Pentagon in the face of global threats, defense budgeting experts Monday said the caps should stay in place to maintain spending discipline.
-
Indian Defence Ministry Seeks Greater US Industrial Ties
Manohar Parrikar is in Washington, seeking greater defense ties between India and the US.
-
Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
-
A Partnership Between Russia and the West? Here’s Why It’s Not Happening
A union forged against a common threat, reminiscent of Joseph Stalin and Franklin Roosevelt during World War II, would be a political quagmire.
-
Report: Aerospace and Defense Exports To Grow 3.2 Percent in 2016
A new analysis of the aerospace and defense sector predicts gross exports to increase by $4.6 billion, or 3.2 percent over 2015 numbers.
-
No Terminators, but Autonomous Systems Vital to DoD Future
Killer death bots may not be DoD’s future, but autonomy will still be vital.
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Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
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US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
