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Adm. John Aquilino tapped to be next leader of US Indo-Pacific Command
Aquilino currently serves as the commanding officer of U.S. Pacific Fleet
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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
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There should be no doubt about Michele Flournoy for defense secretary
The primary criterion for assessing any nomination for secretary of defense is whether the nominee has the experience, competence and steadfastness to oversee the most powerful military and the wide-ranging defense establishment that supports it.
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US clears weapon sales for Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Croatia, Canada, Brazil and South Korea
The six potential sales top $1.5 billion in potential dollars for American firms.
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Australia, US partner on air-launched hypersonic missile
The new weapon will be a Mach 5-class precision strike missile that is propulsion-launched and powered by an air-breathing scramjet engine.
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Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
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How the Biden administration is expected to approach tech research and development
The incoming Biden administration signaled throughout the campaign that basic research and development funding would be a priority. But what concrete measures will he take?
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More autonomous allies are better allies
While one can certainly disagree with Trump’s methods, he was right to reprimand Europe for not taking its defense responsibilities seriously enough.
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Biden’s gender parity pledge could be watershed moment for women in national security
A Biden pledge for at least gender parity in key national security slots could mean huge gains for women at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
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Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
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Adm. John Aquilino tapped to be next leader of US Indo-Pacific Command
Aquilino currently serves as the commanding officer of U.S. Pacific Fleet
-
NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
-
There should be no doubt about Michele Flournoy for defense secretary
The primary criterion for assessing any nomination for secretary of defense is whether the nominee has the experience, competence and steadfastness to oversee the most powerful military and the wide-ranging defense establishment that supports it.
-
US clears weapon sales for Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Croatia, Canada, Brazil and South Korea
The six potential sales top $1.5 billion in potential dollars for American firms.
-
Australia, US partner on air-launched hypersonic missile
The new weapon will be a Mach 5-class precision strike missile that is propulsion-launched and powered by an air-breathing scramjet engine.
-
Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
-
How the Biden administration is expected to approach tech research and development
The incoming Biden administration signaled throughout the campaign that basic research and development funding would be a priority. But what concrete measures will he take?
-
More autonomous allies are better allies
While one can certainly disagree with Trump’s methods, he was right to reprimand Europe for not taking its defense responsibilities seriously enough.
-
Biden’s gender parity pledge could be watershed moment for women in national security
A Biden pledge for at least gender parity in key national security slots could mean huge gains for women at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
-
Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
-
Adm. John Aquilino tapped to be next leader of US Indo-Pacific Command
Aquilino currently serves as the commanding officer of U.S. Pacific Fleet
-
NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
-
There should be no doubt about Michele Flournoy for defense secretary
The primary criterion for assessing any nomination for secretary of defense is whether the nominee has the experience, competence and steadfastness to oversee the most powerful military and the wide-ranging defense establishment that supports it.
-
US clears weapon sales for Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Croatia, Canada, Brazil and South Korea
The six potential sales top $1.5 billion in potential dollars for American firms.
-
Australia, US partner on air-launched hypersonic missile
The new weapon will be a Mach 5-class precision strike missile that is propulsion-launched and powered by an air-breathing scramjet engine.
-
Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
-
How the Biden administration is expected to approach tech research and development
The incoming Biden administration signaled throughout the campaign that basic research and development funding would be a priority. But what concrete measures will he take?
-
More autonomous allies are better allies
While one can certainly disagree with Trump’s methods, he was right to reprimand Europe for not taking its defense responsibilities seriously enough.
-
Biden’s gender parity pledge could be watershed moment for women in national security
A Biden pledge for at least gender parity in key national security slots could mean huge gains for women at the Pentagon and elsewhere.
-
Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
