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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
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Disaster aid package includes $2B for military. How much would each branch get?
A bill on Capitol Hill would address hurricane damage at U.S. military installations.
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House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
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NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
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The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
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Trump eyes South American country as eligible for NATO privileges
Brazil, the largest and most populous nation in Latin America, has pursued becoming a “major non-member ally” to NATO to make buying U.S. weapons easier.
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5 consequences of a life without NATO
A distinguished fellow at the Atlantic Council considers what international life might be like without NATO.
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Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
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NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
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Disaster aid package includes $2B for military. How much would each branch get?
A bill on Capitol Hill would address hurricane damage at U.S. military installations.
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House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
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NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
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The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
-
Trump eyes South American country as eligible for NATO privileges
Brazil, the largest and most populous nation in Latin America, has pursued becoming a “major non-member ally” to NATO to make buying U.S. weapons easier.
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5 consequences of a life without NATO
A distinguished fellow at the Atlantic Council considers what international life might be like without NATO.
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Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
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NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
-
Tyndall to suffer work stoppage in May unless Congress grants additional funding for reconstruction
Washington has been slow-rolling a supplemental appropriation for natural disaster recovery, so the Air Force has been moving money around to pay for reconstruction at Tyndall and now Offutt. But the money is running out.
-
Disaster aid package includes $2B for military. How much would each branch get?
A bill on Capitol Hill would address hurricane damage at U.S. military installations.
-
House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
-
NATO’s top military official talks Russia, Turkey and the INF Treaty
Since June 2018, Air Chief Marshal Stuart Peach has led NATO’s Military Committee, advancing the mantra of collective defense while balancing distinct threats of a more capable Russia, a more belligerent Iran and omnipresent terrorist activities.
-
The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
-
Trump eyes South American country as eligible for NATO privileges
Brazil, the largest and most populous nation in Latin America, has pursued becoming a “major non-member ally” to NATO to make buying U.S. weapons easier.
-
5 consequences of a life without NATO
A distinguished fellow at the Atlantic Council considers what international life might be like without NATO.
-
Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
-
NATO weighing Huawei spying risks to member countries
The alliance takes seriously the potential espionage risk posed by the Chinese telecom giant, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
