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National security expert to Congress: US not ready for warfare’s future
Witnesses stressed throughout a House Armed Services Committee hearing that the military is currently ill-prepared to compete with rivals on the world stage.
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US Army secretary holds Germany to its NATO spending promise
“It’s important we all live up to our commitments because if not, it weakens the alliance,” the Army’s top civilian said.
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Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
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Raytheon lands $570M deal to upgrade Canada’s naval defense system
Each of the 12 Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigates carry a Phalanx Close-In Weapon System.
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Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
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Italy receives first F-35B assembled outside the US
Italy has received the first F-35B fighter jet to be assembled outside the U.S., which is destined to fly with the Italian Navy.
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The largest non-nuclear bomb in America’s arsenal just got an upgrade
The U.S. has completed its fourth upgrade on the 30,000-pound “bunker-buster” bomb, capable of attacking hard and buried targets.
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NATO moves to assure Turkey of its support in fighting terrorism
NATO’s deputy secretary general spoke at a Turkish university, addressing the nation’s relationship with the alliance following recent points of tension.
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Boeing a no-show at industry day for Canada jet buy
Boeing has been involved in a dispute with Canada that started last year when the company asked the U.S. Commerce Department to investigate Canadian aerospace firm Bombardier.
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National security expert to Congress: US not ready for warfare’s future
Witnesses stressed throughout a House Armed Services Committee hearing that the military is currently ill-prepared to compete with rivals on the world stage.
-
US Army secretary holds Germany to its NATO spending promise
“It’s important we all live up to our commitments because if not, it weakens the alliance,” the Army’s top civilian said.
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Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
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Raytheon lands $570M deal to upgrade Canada’s naval defense system
Each of the 12 Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigates carry a Phalanx Close-In Weapon System.
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Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
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Italy receives first F-35B assembled outside the US
Italy has received the first F-35B fighter jet to be assembled outside the U.S., which is destined to fly with the Italian Navy.
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The largest non-nuclear bomb in America’s arsenal just got an upgrade
The U.S. has completed its fourth upgrade on the 30,000-pound “bunker-buster” bomb, capable of attacking hard and buried targets.
-
NATO moves to assure Turkey of its support in fighting terrorism
NATO’s deputy secretary general spoke at a Turkish university, addressing the nation’s relationship with the alliance following recent points of tension.
-
Boeing a no-show at industry day for Canada jet buy
Boeing has been involved in a dispute with Canada that started last year when the company asked the U.S. Commerce Department to investigate Canadian aerospace firm Bombardier.
-
National security expert to Congress: US not ready for warfare’s future
Witnesses stressed throughout a House Armed Services Committee hearing that the military is currently ill-prepared to compete with rivals on the world stage.
-
US Army secretary holds Germany to its NATO spending promise
“It’s important we all live up to our commitments because if not, it weakens the alliance,” the Army’s top civilian said.
-
Canada auditor general prepares new fighter jet report
Canada has been preparing to procure new fighters to replace 76 F/A-18 Hornets that are quickly approaching the end of their service life.
-
Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
-
Raytheon lands $570M deal to upgrade Canada’s naval defense system
Each of the 12 Royal Canadian Navy Halifax-class frigates carry a Phalanx Close-In Weapon System.
-
Boeing loses in dispute with Canada’s Bombardier
Delivering a big defeat to Boeing, a U.S. trade panel has ruled that the U.S. aircraft giant was not harmed by competition from Canada’s Bombardier.
-
Italy receives first F-35B assembled outside the US
Italy has received the first F-35B fighter jet to be assembled outside the U.S., which is destined to fly with the Italian Navy.
-
The largest non-nuclear bomb in America’s arsenal just got an upgrade
The U.S. has completed its fourth upgrade on the 30,000-pound “bunker-buster” bomb, capable of attacking hard and buried targets.
-
NATO moves to assure Turkey of its support in fighting terrorism
NATO’s deputy secretary general spoke at a Turkish university, addressing the nation’s relationship with the alliance following recent points of tension.
-
Boeing a no-show at industry day for Canada jet buy
Boeing has been involved in a dispute with Canada that started last year when the company asked the U.S. Commerce Department to investigate Canadian aerospace firm Bombardier.
