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Here’s how the Trump administration plans to increase American weapon sales abroad
New details emerge about the Trump administration’s Conventional Arms Transfer policy.
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The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
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US defense industry pushes back on White House’s proposed $33B budget cut
“The shortfalls of the last decade cannot be erased in the space of two years,” AIA warns Congress and the president.
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Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
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Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
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Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
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Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
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NATO general: Europe not moving fast enough on military mobility
Are there changes that NATO nations can easily make to ease the logistics challenge in Europe?
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The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
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Here’s how the Trump administration plans to increase American weapon sales abroad
New details emerge about the Trump administration’s Conventional Arms Transfer policy.
-
The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
-
US defense industry pushes back on White House’s proposed $33B budget cut
“The shortfalls of the last decade cannot be erased in the space of two years,” AIA warns Congress and the president.
-
Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
-
Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
-
Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
-
Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
-
NATO general: Europe not moving fast enough on military mobility
Are there changes that NATO nations can easily make to ease the logistics challenge in Europe?
-
The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
-
Here’s how the Trump administration plans to increase American weapon sales abroad
New details emerge about the Trump administration’s Conventional Arms Transfer policy.
-
The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
-
US defense industry pushes back on White House’s proposed $33B budget cut
“The shortfalls of the last decade cannot be erased in the space of two years,” AIA warns Congress and the president.
-
Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
-
Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
-
Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
-
Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
-
NATO general: Europe not moving fast enough on military mobility
Are there changes that NATO nations can easily make to ease the logistics challenge in Europe?
-
The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
