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Pentagon prepared to offer industry better cash flow – if they deserve it
How do you get the defense industry to work smarter? Ellen Lord has an idea.
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Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
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US clears P-8, Patriot missile sales for South Korea
The two arms sales have a combined potential of netting $2.6 billion for American firms.
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McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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Estonia eyes mid-range air defense systems to rectify NATO ‘oversight’
The Baltic region faces a challenge on how to defend its airspace from Russian incursion.
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Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
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Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
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US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
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State official predicts US weapon sales increase in 2019
U.S. firms could be poised for a bonanza of weapon sales in FY 2019.
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US clears further E-2D Hawkeye package for Japan
Japan is keeping its options open for more Hawkeye aircraft.
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Pentagon prepared to offer industry better cash flow – if they deserve it
How do you get the defense industry to work smarter? Ellen Lord has an idea.
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Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
-
US clears P-8, Patriot missile sales for South Korea
The two arms sales have a combined potential of netting $2.6 billion for American firms.
-
McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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Estonia eyes mid-range air defense systems to rectify NATO ‘oversight’
The Baltic region faces a challenge on how to defend its airspace from Russian incursion.
-
Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
-
Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
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US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
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State official predicts US weapon sales increase in 2019
U.S. firms could be poised for a bonanza of weapon sales in FY 2019.
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US clears further E-2D Hawkeye package for Japan
Japan is keeping its options open for more Hawkeye aircraft.
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Pentagon prepared to offer industry better cash flow – if they deserve it
How do you get the defense industry to work smarter? Ellen Lord has an idea.
-
Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
-
US clears P-8, Patriot missile sales for South Korea
The two arms sales have a combined potential of netting $2.6 billion for American firms.
-
McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
-
Estonia eyes mid-range air defense systems to rectify NATO ‘oversight’
The Baltic region faces a challenge on how to defend its airspace from Russian incursion.
-
Nuclear weapons budget gets boost in US spending bill
Congress could, in the coming days, finalize a nuclear weapons budget that adds millions of dollars.
-
Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
-
US to push new rules for drone agreement in November
A November meeting of the MTCR nations may feature a pitch to make it easier to sell American-made military drones.
-
State official predicts US weapon sales increase in 2019
U.S. firms could be poised for a bonanza of weapon sales in FY 2019.
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US clears further E-2D Hawkeye package for Japan
Japan is keeping its options open for more Hawkeye aircraft.
