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Russia sends 2 nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela
Two Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers arrived in Venezuela on Monday, a deployment that comes amid soaring Russia-U.S. tensions.
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NATO secretary general: The Cold War is over, but big challenges remain
NATO’s original purpose was as a defensive shield against the Soviet Union. The Cold War is over, but significant challenges remain.
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US deputy defense secretary: A look at missiles, space and cyber in next year’s national strategy
Thanks to President Trump’s vision and Secretary Mattis’ leadership, as well as support of Congress, we’ve seen the benefits of a unified, whole-of-government approach guided by a clear-eyed National Defense Strategy.
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US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
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US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
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US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
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Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
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NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
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Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
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Russia sends 2 nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela
Two Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers arrived in Venezuela on Monday, a deployment that comes amid soaring Russia-U.S. tensions.
-
NATO secretary general: The Cold War is over, but big challenges remain
NATO’s original purpose was as a defensive shield against the Soviet Union. The Cold War is over, but significant challenges remain.
-
US deputy defense secretary: A look at missiles, space and cyber in next year’s national strategy
Thanks to President Trump’s vision and Secretary Mattis’ leadership, as well as support of Congress, we’ve seen the benefits of a unified, whole-of-government approach guided by a clear-eyed National Defense Strategy.
-
US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
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US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
-
Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
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NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
-
Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
Russia sends 2 nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela
Two Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers arrived in Venezuela on Monday, a deployment that comes amid soaring Russia-U.S. tensions.
-
NATO secretary general: The Cold War is over, but big challenges remain
NATO’s original purpose was as a defensive shield against the Soviet Union. The Cold War is over, but significant challenges remain.
-
US deputy defense secretary: A look at missiles, space and cyber in next year’s national strategy
Thanks to President Trump’s vision and Secretary Mattis’ leadership, as well as support of Congress, we’ve seen the benefits of a unified, whole-of-government approach guided by a clear-eyed National Defense Strategy.
-
US undersecretary of state for arms control: Creating a flexible, effective foreign policy tool
The new Conventional Arms Transfer Policy can be read as an explanation of the potential benefits of such transfers for America’s national and global security.
-
US Air Force chief of staff: Our military must harness the potential of multidomain operations
Figuring out how to master multidomain warfare will be difficult, but do it we must.
-
US Army Futures Command chief: How the new command will change the service
The U.S. is engaged in long-term strategic competition with determined adversaries. Within this is a protracted struggle among militaries to out-innovate one another.
-
Head of F-35 Joint Program Office: Stealth fighter enters the new year in midst of a growing phase
The F-35 Joint Program Office’s strategic focus remains on accountable affordability and timely delivery of required capabilities. To that end, the JPO is leading a continued transformation of the F-35 enterprise.
-
NNSA administrator: Strengthening America through nuclear security
While our infrastructure must be revitalized, one key part of the nuclear security enterprise is as capable as it has ever been.
-
Head of the Secretariat of the Inter-American Defense Board: Brace for change with renewed defense commitments
To address possibly the most salient continental threat, the Inter-American Defense Board is preparing the Western Hemisphere’s first Cyber Defense Conference in Colombia in May 2019.
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
