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Pompeo: With S-400, Turkey won’t get F-35, may get sanctions
Lawmakers also pushed back at the idea of State Department budget cuts.
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Top Marine softens readiness warning for troops deployed to US-Mexico border
Lead U.S. Navy and Marine Corps officials are downplaying concerns that troop deployments to the southern border are hurting military readiness, following a memo from the Marine commandant warning that the deployments are causing problems.
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Colorado emerges as front-runner for Space Command HQ. Do other states still have a chance?
Florida fought hard to be named the home of U.S. Space Command, but didn’t make the first shortlist.
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Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
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Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
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NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
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NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
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NATO keeps Stoltenberg as its chief until 2022
Jens Stoltenberg will stay on as NATO’s secretary general until Sept. 30, 2022.
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Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
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Trump picks next chief of naval operations
The nomination has been forwarded to Congress.
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Pompeo: With S-400, Turkey won’t get F-35, may get sanctions
Lawmakers also pushed back at the idea of State Department budget cuts.
-
Top Marine softens readiness warning for troops deployed to US-Mexico border
Lead U.S. Navy and Marine Corps officials are downplaying concerns that troop deployments to the southern border are hurting military readiness, following a memo from the Marine commandant warning that the deployments are causing problems.
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Colorado emerges as front-runner for Space Command HQ. Do other states still have a chance?
Florida fought hard to be named the home of U.S. Space Command, but didn’t make the first shortlist.
-
Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
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Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
-
NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
-
NATO keeps Stoltenberg as its chief until 2022
Jens Stoltenberg will stay on as NATO’s secretary general until Sept. 30, 2022.
-
Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
-
Trump picks next chief of naval operations
The nomination has been forwarded to Congress.
-
Pompeo: With S-400, Turkey won’t get F-35, may get sanctions
Lawmakers also pushed back at the idea of State Department budget cuts.
-
Top Marine softens readiness warning for troops deployed to US-Mexico border
Lead U.S. Navy and Marine Corps officials are downplaying concerns that troop deployments to the southern border are hurting military readiness, following a memo from the Marine commandant warning that the deployments are causing problems.
-
Colorado emerges as front-runner for Space Command HQ. Do other states still have a chance?
Florida fought hard to be named the home of U.S. Space Command, but didn’t make the first shortlist.
-
Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
-
Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
-
NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
-
NATO keeps Stoltenberg as its chief until 2022
Jens Stoltenberg will stay on as NATO’s secretary general until Sept. 30, 2022.
-
Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
