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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
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What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
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Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
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Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
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Does Hezbollah’s electoral victory spell the end to Lebanon’s US military aid?
U.S. assistance has been critical to expanding and rehabilitating Lebanese special forces units, but how long will it last?
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Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
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Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
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How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
-
Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
-
Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
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Does Hezbollah’s electoral victory spell the end to Lebanon’s US military aid?
U.S. assistance has been critical to expanding and rehabilitating Lebanese special forces units, but how long will it last?
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Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
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Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
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How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
-
Ahead of Trump-Kim summit, here’s a look at North Korea’s missile tests
Get caught up on some of North Korea’s most important missile tests from 2017.
-
Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
New $2.5B contract awarded to manage nuclear weapons lab
Overseeing a top nuclear weapons laboratory that has had security and safety problems will be the responsibility of a new management team that includes two universities and a research firm with offices around the world, the U.S. government announced Friday.
-
Does Hezbollah’s electoral victory spell the end to Lebanon’s US military aid?
U.S. assistance has been critical to expanding and rehabilitating Lebanese special forces units, but how long will it last?
-
Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
-
Take a tour of the Italian ship that may be the US Navy’s future frigate
Defense News spent three days on a top contender for the U.S. Navy’s future frigate. See what it has to offer.
-
How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
