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‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
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Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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Flournoy: Next defense secretary needs ‘big bets’ to boost ‘eroding’ deterrence
“You have to make trade-offs and you have to make hard decisions,” says Michèle Flournoy, seen as a top contender for the job of defense secretary should former Vice President Joe Biden win the November presidential election.
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The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
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To keep weapon sales in place, US offers new options for payment
U.S. weapons customers may get a financial break in the wake of COVID 19’s economic impact, according to Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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Controversial nominee Tata appointed to a top defense job, bypassing Congress
Tata’s nomination hearing was indefinitely postponed Thursday when it became clear he did not have the votes to become undersecretary of defense for policy.
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US Strategic Command now analyzes daily deterrence risks for all combatant commands
Adm. Charles Richard described the new process as vital in a world with multiple competitors.
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AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
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Nuclear official says warhead modernization program on track despite COVID, GAO concerns
A top NNSA official gives updates on the B61, W80 and W88 programs.
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‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
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Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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Flournoy: Next defense secretary needs ‘big bets’ to boost ‘eroding’ deterrence
“You have to make trade-offs and you have to make hard decisions,” says Michèle Flournoy, seen as a top contender for the job of defense secretary should former Vice President Joe Biden win the November presidential election.
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The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
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To keep weapon sales in place, US offers new options for payment
U.S. weapons customers may get a financial break in the wake of COVID 19’s economic impact, according to Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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Controversial nominee Tata appointed to a top defense job, bypassing Congress
Tata’s nomination hearing was indefinitely postponed Thursday when it became clear he did not have the votes to become undersecretary of defense for policy.
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US Strategic Command now analyzes daily deterrence risks for all combatant commands
Adm. Charles Richard described the new process as vital in a world with multiple competitors.
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AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
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Nuclear official says warhead modernization program on track despite COVID, GAO concerns
A top NNSA official gives updates on the B61, W80 and W88 programs.
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‘No lines on the battlefield’: Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept takes shape
The Pentagon’s new war-fighting concept, set to be delivered before the end of the year, relies on breaking down the traditional silos between services and partners.
-
Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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Flournoy: Next defense secretary needs ‘big bets’ to boost ‘eroding’ deterrence
“You have to make trade-offs and you have to make hard decisions,” says Michèle Flournoy, seen as a top contender for the job of defense secretary should former Vice President Joe Biden win the November presidential election.
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The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
-
To keep weapon sales in place, US offers new options for payment
U.S. weapons customers may get a financial break in the wake of COVID 19’s economic impact, according to Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
In an exclusive exit interview, Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper discusses the highlights of his years running the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
-
Controversial nominee Tata appointed to a top defense job, bypassing Congress
Tata’s nomination hearing was indefinitely postponed Thursday when it became clear he did not have the votes to become undersecretary of defense for policy.
-
US Strategic Command now analyzes daily deterrence risks for all combatant commands
Adm. Charles Richard described the new process as vital in a world with multiple competitors.
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AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
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Nuclear official says warhead modernization program on track despite COVID, GAO concerns
A top NNSA official gives updates on the B61, W80 and W88 programs.
