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The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
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US and India pledge cooperation, as Pakistan claims the latter deployed missiles in disputed territory
The defense cooperation primarily includes increasing troop levels during joint military exercises and promoting the capacity of India’s smaller neighbors to participate in U.N. peacekeeping operations.
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Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
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Kari Bingen, key DoD intelligence official, to depart Pentagon
Bingen becomes the fourth top Pentagon official to announce departures from the department in just the last week.
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DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
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Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
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Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
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Defense advocates fear isolationist views endanger military’s future
At the annual Reagan Defense Forum, lawmakers and defense leaders worried that U.S. leadership abroad is being eroded.
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Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
-
US and India pledge cooperation, as Pakistan claims the latter deployed missiles in disputed territory
The defense cooperation primarily includes increasing troop levels during joint military exercises and promoting the capacity of India’s smaller neighbors to participate in U.N. peacekeeping operations.
-
Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
-
Kari Bingen, key DoD intelligence official, to depart Pentagon
Bingen becomes the fourth top Pentagon official to announce departures from the department in just the last week.
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DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
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Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
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Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
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Defense advocates fear isolationist views endanger military’s future
At the annual Reagan Defense Forum, lawmakers and defense leaders worried that U.S. leadership abroad is being eroded.
-
Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
-
US and India pledge cooperation, as Pakistan claims the latter deployed missiles in disputed territory
The defense cooperation primarily includes increasing troop levels during joint military exercises and promoting the capacity of India’s smaller neighbors to participate in U.N. peacekeeping operations.
-
Top defense exports official exits the Pentagon amid multiple recent resignations
Tina Kaidanow, a longtime State Department official, led the Pentagon’s efforts to improve weapon exports abroad.
-
Kari Bingen, key DoD intelligence official, to depart Pentagon
Bingen becomes the fourth top Pentagon official to announce departures from the department in just the last week.
-
DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
-
Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
-
Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
-
Bezos: Country ‘in trouble’ if tech firms turn from DoD
“If big tech is going to turn their backs on the Department of Defense, this country’s in trouble. That just can’t happen,” Jeff Bezos says.
-
Defense advocates fear isolationist views endanger military’s future
At the annual Reagan Defense Forum, lawmakers and defense leaders worried that U.S. leadership abroad is being eroded.
-
Whistleblower accuses Navistar of fraudulent pricing for MRAPs in newly unsealed complaint
Following an investigation, the U.S. government is now pursuing a complaint filed six years ago by a whistleblower at Navistar Defense over alleged price gouging for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles rapidly procured for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
