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Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
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European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
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Inside America’s multimillion-dollar plan to get allies off Russian equipment
The State Department has quietly launched a new fund to help allies in Europe buy American defense goods – and may look to expand it around the world.
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Lockheed drops bid to design FFG(X)
Lockheed Martin’s decision leaves four contenders for the FFG(X) program.
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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
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Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
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Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
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House appropriators target Trump’s nukes, INF treaty busting weapons
Two House subcommittees have taken knives to Trump’s nuclear plans.
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
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Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
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European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
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Inside America’s multimillion-dollar plan to get allies off Russian equipment
The State Department has quietly launched a new fund to help allies in Europe buy American defense goods – and may look to expand it around the world.
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Lockheed drops bid to design FFG(X)
Lockheed Martin’s decision leaves four contenders for the FFG(X) program.
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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
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Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
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Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
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House appropriators target Trump’s nukes, INF treaty busting weapons
Two House subcommittees have taken knives to Trump’s nuclear plans.
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House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
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Reprogramming authority change would create ‘significant challenges’ for DoD, Norquist warns
Members of Congress have threatened to strip the reprogramming authority from the Pentagon following a scuffle over border funding.
-
European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
-
Inside America’s multimillion-dollar plan to get allies off Russian equipment
The State Department has quietly launched a new fund to help allies in Europe buy American defense goods – and may look to expand it around the world.
-
Lockheed drops bid to design FFG(X)
Lockheed Martin’s decision leaves four contenders for the FFG(X) program.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
-
Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
-
House appropriators target Trump’s nukes, INF treaty busting weapons
Two House subcommittees have taken knives to Trump’s nuclear plans.
-
House appropriators lack faith in JEDI plan, choke funds
The House Appropriations defense committee plans to hit pause on JEDI funding.
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US clears $1 billion in Raytheon weapons for Canada, South Korea and Japan
The three countries are looking to spend more than $300 million each on different weapons.
