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NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
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Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
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‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
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Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
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NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
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Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
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‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
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Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
-
NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
-
Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
-
Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
-
Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
-
Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
-
‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
-
Pentagon is still preparing for global warming even though Trump said to stop
The Pentagon is sidestepping the controversial climate change debate and continues to prepare for extreme weather and rising sea levels despite the Trump White House’s reversal of Obama-era global warming initiatives.
-
Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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US approves Super Hornet sale ahead of Canadian decision
The Canadian government has yet to reach a final decision on whether to buy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, but on Sept. 12 the U.S. State Department gave the green light for an eventual purchase of 18 jets.
