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On the campaign trail, defense spending fights and confusion
Because of the complex nature of the defense budget, it’s an easy target to twist in political attack ads and campaign trail talking points.
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Boeing, Embraer reportedly in talks to bring KC-390 production to US
Such a deal could make the KC-390 a more serious rival to Lockheed Martin’s C-130.
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Iran tensions ratchet as US scraps treaty
U.S.-Iran relations took a tense new turn Wednesday as U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatened Tehran over attacks on U.S. missions in Iraq and announced the termination of a 60-year old amity treaty with Tehran.
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Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
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Years in the making, Leonardo finally cracks the US market
It’s sweet, if belated satisfaction for the Italian firm.
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Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
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Bolton: US troops staying in Syria until Iran leaves
U.S. will keep a military presence in Syria until Iran withdraws its forces, says Trump national security advisor.
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Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
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Report: US bomb sales factored in decision to aid Saudis in Yemen
America’s top diplomat reportedly backed U.S. military aid for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen amid warnings that a cutoff could jeopardize $2 billion in Mideast weapons sales.
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France wonders: Can we always count on American support?
The U.S. is a close and valued ally to France, but the European country seeks continentwide strategic autonomy in defense and security, according to the French armed forces minister.
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On the campaign trail, defense spending fights and confusion
Because of the complex nature of the defense budget, it’s an easy target to twist in political attack ads and campaign trail talking points.
-
Boeing, Embraer reportedly in talks to bring KC-390 production to US
Such a deal could make the KC-390 a more serious rival to Lockheed Martin’s C-130.
-
Iran tensions ratchet as US scraps treaty
U.S.-Iran relations took a tense new turn Wednesday as U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatened Tehran over attacks on U.S. missions in Iraq and announced the termination of a 60-year old amity treaty with Tehran.
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Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
-
Years in the making, Leonardo finally cracks the US market
It’s sweet, if belated satisfaction for the Italian firm.
-
Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
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Bolton: US troops staying in Syria until Iran leaves
U.S. will keep a military presence in Syria until Iran withdraws its forces, says Trump national security advisor.
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Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
-
Report: US bomb sales factored in decision to aid Saudis in Yemen
America’s top diplomat reportedly backed U.S. military aid for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen amid warnings that a cutoff could jeopardize $2 billion in Mideast weapons sales.
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France wonders: Can we always count on American support?
The U.S. is a close and valued ally to France, but the European country seeks continentwide strategic autonomy in defense and security, according to the French armed forces minister.
-
On the campaign trail, defense spending fights and confusion
Because of the complex nature of the defense budget, it’s an easy target to twist in political attack ads and campaign trail talking points.
-
Boeing, Embraer reportedly in talks to bring KC-390 production to US
Such a deal could make the KC-390 a more serious rival to Lockheed Martin’s C-130.
-
Iran tensions ratchet as US scraps treaty
U.S.-Iran relations took a tense new turn Wednesday as U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatened Tehran over attacks on U.S. missions in Iraq and announced the termination of a 60-year old amity treaty with Tehran.
-
Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
-
Years in the making, Leonardo finally cracks the US market
It’s sweet, if belated satisfaction for the Italian firm.
-
Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
-
Bolton: US troops staying in Syria until Iran leaves
U.S. will keep a military presence in Syria until Iran withdraws its forces, says Trump national security advisor.
-
Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
-
Report: US bomb sales factored in decision to aid Saudis in Yemen
America’s top diplomat reportedly backed U.S. military aid for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen amid warnings that a cutoff could jeopardize $2 billion in Mideast weapons sales.
-
France wonders: Can we always count on American support?
The U.S. is a close and valued ally to France, but the European country seeks continentwide strategic autonomy in defense and security, according to the French armed forces minister.
