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Baltic states push US on Patriot missile defense deployment
Baltic governments, motivated by unease over a more unpredictable Kremlin, want the U.S. to house the Patriot air-and-missile defense system in the region to defend against potential future threats by Russia.
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Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Trump chides NATO leaders to spend more on defense
Donald Trump read the riot act to his fellow NATO alliance leaders for not being “fair” to U.S. taxpayers.
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Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
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NATO, the world’s largest military alliance, explained
The Soviet Union, during the Cold War, and Russia now have been major preoccupations since the organization was founded in 1949, and in many ways remain NATO’s reason for existing.
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Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
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Defense industry execs among top-paid female CEOs
Hewson and Novakovic are among other big-name company CEOs like Marissa Mayer, of Yahoo, and Indra Nooyl, of Pepsico.
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Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
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Baltic states push US on Patriot missile defense deployment
Baltic governments, motivated by unease over a more unpredictable Kremlin, want the U.S. to house the Patriot air-and-missile defense system in the region to defend against potential future threats by Russia.
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Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Trump chides NATO leaders to spend more on defense
Donald Trump read the riot act to his fellow NATO alliance leaders for not being “fair” to U.S. taxpayers.
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Senate confirms three appointees to Pentagon
Secretary Mattis’ team starts to fill out.
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Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
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Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
-
NATO, the world’s largest military alliance, explained
The Soviet Union, during the Cold War, and Russia now have been major preoccupations since the organization was founded in 1949, and in many ways remain NATO’s reason for existing.
-
Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
-
Defense industry execs among top-paid female CEOs
Hewson and Novakovic are among other big-name company CEOs like Marissa Mayer, of Yahoo, and Indra Nooyl, of Pepsico.
-
Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
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Baltic states push US on Patriot missile defense deployment
Baltic governments, motivated by unease over a more unpredictable Kremlin, want the U.S. to house the Patriot air-and-missile defense system in the region to defend against potential future threats by Russia.
-
Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
-
Trump chides NATO leaders to spend more on defense
Donald Trump read the riot act to his fellow NATO alliance leaders for not being “fair” to U.S. taxpayers.
-
Senate confirms three appointees to Pentagon
Secretary Mattis’ team starts to fill out.
-
Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
-
Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
-
NATO, the world’s largest military alliance, explained
The Soviet Union, during the Cold War, and Russia now have been major preoccupations since the organization was founded in 1949, and in many ways remain NATO’s reason for existing.
-
Why future years’ defense numbers are so strange in the FY18 budget
FYDP figures are limited in the FY18 budget.
-
Defense industry execs among top-paid female CEOs
Hewson and Novakovic are among other big-name company CEOs like Marissa Mayer, of Yahoo, and Indra Nooyl, of Pepsico.
-
Nuclear weapons agency gets 11 percent funding increase in FY18 budget request
NNSA gets a cash boost, which will help keep weapons programs on track.
