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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
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US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
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State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
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Blue Origin wins protest against US Air Force’s procurement plan
Earlier in the year, Blue Origin raised concerns to Congress that the contract award, currently planned for 2020, should be delayed for up to two years to allow competitors to further mature their designs.
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The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
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Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
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KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
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Here’s how a CR could hurt America’s nuclear weapons modernization
Construction projects and warhead modernization could face major delays if the continuing resolution continues.
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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
-
US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
-
State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
-
Blue Origin wins protest against US Air Force’s procurement plan
Earlier in the year, Blue Origin raised concerns to Congress that the contract award, currently planned for 2020, should be delayed for up to two years to allow competitors to further mature their designs.
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The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
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Here’s how a CR could hurt America’s nuclear weapons modernization
Construction projects and warhead modernization could face major delays if the continuing resolution continues.
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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
-
US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
-
State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
-
Blue Origin wins protest against US Air Force’s procurement plan
Earlier in the year, Blue Origin raised concerns to Congress that the contract award, currently planned for 2020, should be delayed for up to two years to allow competitors to further mature their designs.
-
The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
-
‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
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Here’s how a CR could hurt America’s nuclear weapons modernization
Construction projects and warhead modernization could face major delays if the continuing resolution continues.
