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State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
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Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
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Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
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Money isn’t everything: Pakistan seeks more than US funds in meeting with Trump
Despite diversifying its supplier portfolio, Pakistan has important American-made equipment in service and needs military-specific aid.
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Pakistan leader’s visit to the White House seen as key step in end to Afghanistan mission
Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet with Trump later today to discuss regional security efforts.
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The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
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‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
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America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
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State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
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Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
-
Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
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Money isn’t everything: Pakistan seeks more than US funds in meeting with Trump
Despite diversifying its supplier portfolio, Pakistan has important American-made equipment in service and needs military-specific aid.
-
Pakistan leader’s visit to the White House seen as key step in end to Afghanistan mission
Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet with Trump later today to discuss regional security efforts.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
-
State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
-
Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
-
The US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance program is key to mission success
America’s air-superiority capability is exceedingly fragile. Here’s what two readers say must be done.
-
Canada’s final solicitation for its next-gen fighter is out. Who will bid for the contract?
Canada plans to announce a winner in 2022.
-
Money isn’t everything: Pakistan seeks more than US funds in meeting with Trump
Despite diversifying its supplier portfolio, Pakistan has important American-made equipment in service and needs military-specific aid.
-
Pakistan leader’s visit to the White House seen as key step in end to Afghanistan mission
Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet with Trump later today to discuss regional security efforts.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
‘A period of great upheaval’: What’s going on with Canada’s military leaders?
Controversy has shaken the top levels of Canada’s military, as the second-highest ranking officer resigned his post and his resignation letter was leaked to the press.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
