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Here’s how much global military spending rose in 2018
Sixty percent of global military spending came from five nations. Did your home country make the list?
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Not dead yet: Nuclear weapons agency moves to save Jason advisory group
The NNSA is prepared to keep the JASON contract alive, at least for the short term.
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How the UK’s Joint Forces Command is about to change — and why it won’t be easy
The U.K. stood up its Joint Forces Command in 2011. Now, it’s due for a major update.
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Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
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Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
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Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
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4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
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Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
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The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
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Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
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Here’s how much global military spending rose in 2018
Sixty percent of global military spending came from five nations. Did your home country make the list?
-
Not dead yet: Nuclear weapons agency moves to save Jason advisory group
The NNSA is prepared to keep the JASON contract alive, at least for the short term.
-
How the UK’s Joint Forces Command is about to change — and why it won’t be easy
The U.K. stood up its Joint Forces Command in 2011. Now, it’s due for a major update.
-
Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
-
Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
-
Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
-
4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
-
Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
-
The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
-
Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
-
Here’s how much global military spending rose in 2018
Sixty percent of global military spending came from five nations. Did your home country make the list?
-
Not dead yet: Nuclear weapons agency moves to save Jason advisory group
The NNSA is prepared to keep the JASON contract alive, at least for the short term.
-
How the UK’s Joint Forces Command is about to change — and why it won’t be easy
The U.K. stood up its Joint Forces Command in 2011. Now, it’s due for a major update.
-
Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
-
Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
-
Where’s the money for Britain’s future littoral strike groups?
The U.K. has announced plans for a new littoral strike group, but few details are public.
-
4 questions on the risks facing Turkey’s defense industry
Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies outlines what he sees as potential hurdles for Turkey’s defense industry in the coming years.
-
Vice chief of UK Defence Staff talks Brexit, budget and littoral ships
“Frankly, we have to consider worst-case and plan accordingly, and that’s what we’re doing,” says Gen. Gordon Messenger.
-
The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
-
Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
