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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
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US Senate approves North Macedonia to NATO
The U.S. Senate approved North Macedonia’s accession to NATO in a 91-2 vote, meaning the small Balkan nation is a step closer to becoming NATO’s 30th member.
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Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
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Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
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3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
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A compromise is needed on trans-Atlantic defense cooperation
Flexibility on both sides of the Atlantic is needed to defuse an industrial issue before it becomes too difficult to manage.
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Top impeachment investigator says Pentagon was ordered to not comply with subpoena
President Trump has said that without a vote, the ongoing impeachment inquiry is “illegitimate.”
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Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
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Why US industry should be concerned about domestic policies
The U.S. needs to refocus on creating an environment that allows for international partnerships, and it needs to act now.
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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
US Senate approves North Macedonia to NATO
The U.S. Senate approved North Macedonia’s accession to NATO in a 91-2 vote, meaning the small Balkan nation is a step closer to becoming NATO’s 30th member.
-
Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
-
Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
-
Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
-
3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
-
A compromise is needed on trans-Atlantic defense cooperation
Flexibility on both sides of the Atlantic is needed to defuse an industrial issue before it becomes too difficult to manage.
-
Top impeachment investigator says Pentagon was ordered to not comply with subpoena
President Trump has said that without a vote, the ongoing impeachment inquiry is “illegitimate.”
-
Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
-
Why US industry should be concerned about domestic policies
The U.S. needs to refocus on creating an environment that allows for international partnerships, and it needs to act now.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
US Senate approves North Macedonia to NATO
The U.S. Senate approved North Macedonia’s accession to NATO in a 91-2 vote, meaning the small Balkan nation is a step closer to becoming NATO’s 30th member.
-
Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
-
Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
-
Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
-
3 ways the Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons easier
The Pentagon wants to make buying American weapons more simple for customers.
-
A compromise is needed on trans-Atlantic defense cooperation
Flexibility on both sides of the Atlantic is needed to defuse an industrial issue before it becomes too difficult to manage.
-
Top impeachment investigator says Pentagon was ordered to not comply with subpoena
President Trump has said that without a vote, the ongoing impeachment inquiry is “illegitimate.”
-
Army Futures Command is leading a cultural shift, much to the delight of industry
The U.S. Army’s newest four-star command is reimagining relations with industry, particularly small businesses and startups.
-
Why US industry should be concerned about domestic policies
The U.S. needs to refocus on creating an environment that allows for international partnerships, and it needs to act now.
