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Seoul to conduct review before allowing more US launchers
Analysts say an environmental test would make it difficult for THAAD’s four launchers to be deployed this year.
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US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
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US government probes Virginia company over goods sold to DoD
The allegations against London Bridge Trading would violate the Berry Amendment.
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Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
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Moore on the Navy: Maintenance will get us to our fleet’s size goals
Vice Adm. Thomas Moore speaks about his plans for maintenance and shipbuilding.
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Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
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Embraer expecting first international KC-390 sale in 2017
An Embraer official said the KC-390 is closing in on cementing a contract with a foreign nation.
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US Defense Secretary Mattis to deliver ‘punchy’ address at Asia security summit
Before his address, reports indicated the U.S. defense secretary will discuss North Korea, pressing for greater regional cooperation to contain the isolated regime’s nuclear and missile program.
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Storm in the Pacific: Defending against growing North Korean threats [Commentary]
The fastest and most immediate way to provide for the defense of Hawaii is to operationalize the Aegis Ashore site located at Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai.
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How, and why, to hold defense companies accountable [Commentary]
Government agencies responsible for national security are dependent on private defense firms. These companies are primarily responsible to shareholders rather than the American people. How can they be held accountable to the nation’s interests?
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Seoul to conduct review before allowing more US launchers
Analysts say an environmental test would make it difficult for THAAD’s four launchers to be deployed this year.
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US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
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US government probes Virginia company over goods sold to DoD
The allegations against London Bridge Trading would violate the Berry Amendment.
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Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
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Moore on the Navy: Maintenance will get us to our fleet’s size goals
Vice Adm. Thomas Moore speaks about his plans for maintenance and shipbuilding.
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Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
-
Embraer expecting first international KC-390 sale in 2017
An Embraer official said the KC-390 is closing in on cementing a contract with a foreign nation.
-
US Defense Secretary Mattis to deliver ‘punchy’ address at Asia security summit
Before his address, reports indicated the U.S. defense secretary will discuss North Korea, pressing for greater regional cooperation to contain the isolated regime’s nuclear and missile program.
-
Storm in the Pacific: Defending against growing North Korean threats [Commentary]
The fastest and most immediate way to provide for the defense of Hawaii is to operationalize the Aegis Ashore site located at Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai.
-
How, and why, to hold defense companies accountable [Commentary]
Government agencies responsible for national security are dependent on private defense firms. These companies are primarily responsible to shareholders rather than the American people. How can they be held accountable to the nation’s interests?
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Seoul to conduct review before allowing more US launchers
Analysts say an environmental test would make it difficult for THAAD’s four launchers to be deployed this year.
-
US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
-
US government probes Virginia company over goods sold to DoD
The allegations against London Bridge Trading would violate the Berry Amendment.
-
Government rejects Glock protest; Army’s new handgun will be a Sig Sauer
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest from Glock Incorporated that sought to have the government reconsider it’s awarding of a 10-year, $580 million contract for the Army’s new handgun.
-
Moore on the Navy: Maintenance will get us to our fleet’s size goals
Vice Adm. Thomas Moore speaks about his plans for maintenance and shipbuilding.
-
Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
-
Embraer expecting first international KC-390 sale in 2017
An Embraer official said the KC-390 is closing in on cementing a contract with a foreign nation.
-
US Defense Secretary Mattis to deliver ‘punchy’ address at Asia security summit
Before his address, reports indicated the U.S. defense secretary will discuss North Korea, pressing for greater regional cooperation to contain the isolated regime’s nuclear and missile program.
-
Storm in the Pacific: Defending against growing North Korean threats [Commentary]
The fastest and most immediate way to provide for the defense of Hawaii is to operationalize the Aegis Ashore site located at Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai.
-
How, and why, to hold defense companies accountable [Commentary]
Government agencies responsible for national security are dependent on private defense firms. These companies are primarily responsible to shareholders rather than the American people. How can they be held accountable to the nation’s interests?
