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US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
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Harker takes over as acting Pentagon comptroller
Harker becomes the third person to sit in the comptroller seat since the start of the Trump administration.
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Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
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Appeals court: Trump wrongly diverted $2.5 billion in military construction funds for border wall
The court ruled the money transfer was unlawful and that building the wall would pose environmental threats.
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US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
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Republicans eye meeting on troubled Pentagon policy nomination
With support eroding for President Trump’s nominee for the Pentagon’s top policy job, Senate Armed Services Committee Republicans are planning an emergency meeting to discuss the fate of the nomination, congressional sources say.
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US, Russia hold new nuclear arms talks, but without China
The recent talks might pave the way for a second round by late July or early August.
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Production workers strike against major US Navy shipbuilder
More than 4,000 workers went on strike against one of the U.S. Navy’s largest shipbuilders on June 22.
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With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
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Bath Iron Works shipbuilders are on the verge of striking
The largest union at U.S. Navy shipbuilder Bath Iron Works begins voting Friday on a contract proposal that was unanimously rejected by its negotiating committee, raising the possibility of the first strike in 20 years.
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US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
-
Harker takes over as acting Pentagon comptroller
Harker becomes the third person to sit in the comptroller seat since the start of the Trump administration.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
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Appeals court: Trump wrongly diverted $2.5 billion in military construction funds for border wall
The court ruled the money transfer was unlawful and that building the wall would pose environmental threats.
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US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
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Republicans eye meeting on troubled Pentagon policy nomination
With support eroding for President Trump’s nominee for the Pentagon’s top policy job, Senate Armed Services Committee Republicans are planning an emergency meeting to discuss the fate of the nomination, congressional sources say.
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US, Russia hold new nuclear arms talks, but without China
The recent talks might pave the way for a second round by late July or early August.
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Production workers strike against major US Navy shipbuilder
More than 4,000 workers went on strike against one of the U.S. Navy’s largest shipbuilders on June 22.
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With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
-
Bath Iron Works shipbuilders are on the verge of striking
The largest union at U.S. Navy shipbuilder Bath Iron Works begins voting Friday on a contract proposal that was unanimously rejected by its negotiating committee, raising the possibility of the first strike in 20 years.
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US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
-
Harker takes over as acting Pentagon comptroller
Harker becomes the third person to sit in the comptroller seat since the start of the Trump administration.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
-
Appeals court: Trump wrongly diverted $2.5 billion in military construction funds for border wall
The court ruled the money transfer was unlawful and that building the wall would pose environmental threats.
-
US Navy’s chief learning officer announces departure as Pentagon exodus continues
Another Navy leadership shakeup, and another high-profile Pentagon departure.
-
Republicans eye meeting on troubled Pentagon policy nomination
With support eroding for President Trump’s nominee for the Pentagon’s top policy job, Senate Armed Services Committee Republicans are planning an emergency meeting to discuss the fate of the nomination, congressional sources say.
-
US, Russia hold new nuclear arms talks, but without China
The recent talks might pave the way for a second round by late July or early August.
-
Production workers strike against major US Navy shipbuilder
More than 4,000 workers went on strike against one of the U.S. Navy’s largest shipbuilders on June 22.
-
With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
-
Bath Iron Works shipbuilders are on the verge of striking
The largest union at U.S. Navy shipbuilder Bath Iron Works begins voting Friday on a contract proposal that was unanimously rejected by its negotiating committee, raising the possibility of the first strike in 20 years.
