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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
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Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
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How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
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As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
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58 former national security officials to rebuke Trump’s emergency declaration
A bipartisan group of 58 former senior national security officials is expected to join opposition to President Trump’s national emergency declaration.
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US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
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The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
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A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
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Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
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Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
-
How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
-
As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
-
58 former national security officials to rebuke Trump’s emergency declaration
A bipartisan group of 58 former senior national security officials is expected to join opposition to President Trump’s national emergency declaration.
-
US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
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The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
-
Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
-
Frustrated lawmakers press Pentagon to reveal its plan for border wall funding
DoD officials detailed how they may redirect military construction funds to build President Trump’s border wall.
-
How one company changed to meet new IT contract styles
Information technology contracts with quick turnaround requirements inspired SAIC to designate an Innovation Factory for quick, cutting-edge development.
-
As border deployment grows, lawmakers demand details
U.S. lawmakers want the acting defense secretary to explain the long-term plans for troops at the southern border, and how much those deployments cost.
-
58 former national security officials to rebuke Trump’s emergency declaration
A bipartisan group of 58 former senior national security officials is expected to join opposition to President Trump’s national emergency declaration.
-
US troop withdrawals aren’t on the table for Trump’s North Korea peace talks — for now
Administration officials say they won’t offer troop withdrawals from the region as a trade for nuclear concessions.
-
The Pentagon wants to know how a border wall will improve troops’ ‘effectiveness’ before it contributes DoD dollars
The Pentagon needs the justification to be able to redirect military construction funds to support border wall.
-
Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.



