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Esper and Warren spar at confirmation hearing
Ahead of his expected confirmation as Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper sparred with Senator Elizabeth Warren over his past background in the defense industry.
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Leadership changes rock the Pentagon | Defense News Weekly, July 12, 2019
A new nominee to lead the Navy, an expected circus within the Department of the Defense and an investigation into another nominee have roiled the expected leadership at the Pentagon moving forward.
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Navy leadership upended by Moran’s withdrawal
The unexpected retirement of Admiral Bill Moran, set to lead the Navy as CNO, has led to turmoil within the service’s leadership.
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Accusation jeopardizes Hyten nomination
Despite being cleared by the Air Force of sexual misconduct, Gen. John Hyten’s nomination to be the Vice Chair of the Joint Chiefs is in jeopardy after his accuser has come forward.
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AC-130U gunships fly into the sunset
The Air Force’s AC-130U gunships have flown their final combat deployment and are set to retire.
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Sweden joins Team Tempest effort
Sweden has joined the U.K. as a partner on the Tempest sixth-gen fighter effort.
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Milley sails through confirmation hearing
In an uncontentious hearing, Army Gen. Mark Milley paved the way to be confirmed by the Senate as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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To buy European or to buy American?
European Defense Agency chief Jorge Domecq lays out the balance of promoting the PESCO initiative.
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Making destroyers more lethal | Defense News Weekly, July 5th, 2019
On this episode, we look at how the Navy wants to make destroyers more lethal, see how the Air Force is developing its new Airborne Battle Management System and hear from companies helping to build a future European fighter.
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Next phase of T-X testing begins
Boeing has begun its next step of testing the T-X trainer before the aircraft enters production.
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Esper and Warren spar at confirmation hearing
Ahead of his expected confirmation as Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper sparred with Senator Elizabeth Warren over his past background in the defense industry.
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Leadership changes rock the Pentagon | Defense News Weekly, July 12, 2019
A new nominee to lead the Navy, an expected circus within the Department of the Defense and an investigation into another nominee have roiled the expected leadership at the Pentagon moving forward.
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Navy leadership upended by Moran’s withdrawal
The unexpected retirement of Admiral Bill Moran, set to lead the Navy as CNO, has led to turmoil within the service’s leadership.
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Accusation jeopardizes Hyten nomination
Despite being cleared by the Air Force of sexual misconduct, Gen. John Hyten’s nomination to be the Vice Chair of the Joint Chiefs is in jeopardy after his accuser has come forward.
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AC-130U gunships fly into the sunset
The Air Force’s AC-130U gunships have flown their final combat deployment and are set to retire.
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Sweden joins Team Tempest effort
Sweden has joined the U.K. as a partner on the Tempest sixth-gen fighter effort.
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Milley sails through confirmation hearing
In an uncontentious hearing, Army Gen. Mark Milley paved the way to be confirmed by the Senate as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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To buy European or to buy American?
European Defense Agency chief Jorge Domecq lays out the balance of promoting the PESCO initiative.
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Making destroyers more lethal | Defense News Weekly, July 5th, 2019
On this episode, we look at how the Navy wants to make destroyers more lethal, see how the Air Force is developing its new Airborne Battle Management System and hear from companies helping to build a future European fighter.
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Next phase of T-X testing begins
Boeing has begun its next step of testing the T-X trainer before the aircraft enters production.
-
Esper and Warren spar at confirmation hearing
Ahead of his expected confirmation as Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper sparred with Senator Elizabeth Warren over his past background in the defense industry.
-
Leadership changes rock the Pentagon | Defense News Weekly, July 12, 2019
A new nominee to lead the Navy, an expected circus within the Department of the Defense and an investigation into another nominee have roiled the expected leadership at the Pentagon moving forward.
-
Navy leadership upended by Moran’s withdrawal
The unexpected retirement of Admiral Bill Moran, set to lead the Navy as CNO, has led to turmoil within the service’s leadership.
-
Accusation jeopardizes Hyten nomination
Despite being cleared by the Air Force of sexual misconduct, Gen. John Hyten’s nomination to be the Vice Chair of the Joint Chiefs is in jeopardy after his accuser has come forward.
-
AC-130U gunships fly into the sunset
The Air Force’s AC-130U gunships have flown their final combat deployment and are set to retire.
-
Sweden joins Team Tempest effort
Sweden has joined the U.K. as a partner on the Tempest sixth-gen fighter effort.
-
Milley sails through confirmation hearing
In an uncontentious hearing, Army Gen. Mark Milley paved the way to be confirmed by the Senate as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
-
To buy European or to buy American?
European Defense Agency chief Jorge Domecq lays out the balance of promoting the PESCO initiative.
-
Making destroyers more lethal | Defense News Weekly, July 5th, 2019
On this episode, we look at how the Navy wants to make destroyers more lethal, see how the Air Force is developing its new Airborne Battle Management System and hear from companies helping to build a future European fighter.
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Next phase of T-X testing begins
Boeing has begun its next step of testing the T-X trainer before the aircraft enters production.
