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Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
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NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
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Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
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Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
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Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
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Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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NATO’s tanker, AWACS programs see membership increase
Canada has decided to rejoin NATO’s airborne warning and control system program program, while Belgium has agreed to buy into the alliance’s tanker program — a pair of moves expected to strengthen NATO’s indigenous air capability.
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Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
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Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
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Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
-
NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
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Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
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Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
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Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
-
Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
-
NATO’s tanker, AWACS programs see membership increase
Canada has decided to rejoin NATO’s airborne warning and control system program program, while Belgium has agreed to buy into the alliance’s tanker program — a pair of moves expected to strengthen NATO’s indigenous air capability.
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Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
-
Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
-
Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
-
NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
-
Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
-
Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
-
Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
-
Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
-
NATO’s tanker, AWACS programs see membership increase
Canada has decided to rejoin NATO’s airborne warning and control system program program, while Belgium has agreed to buy into the alliance’s tanker program — a pair of moves expected to strengthen NATO’s indigenous air capability.
-
Philippines terminates $234M helicopter contract with Canada
The Philippines had said that if the sale collapsed, it would purchase helicopters from another country.
-
Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
