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Nominee to lead US Forces Korea says pause in exercises there has hurt readiness
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel some military exercises with South Korea led to a “slight degradation” in American readiness, according to the president’s nominee to lead U.S. Forces Korea.
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Why Democrats are questioning the past ethics of admiral nominated to lead US Southern Command
Vice Adm. Craig Faller has been linked to a defense contractor at the center of a sweeping Navy bribery scandal.
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Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
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This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
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Trump tweets throw new doubts into defense appropriations deal
The president on Thursday labeled a congressional deal on military spending as ridiculous.
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As deadline nears, Senate approves $674 billion defense budget bill
To avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, House lawmakers must pass the spending measure next week.
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From ‘Mad Dog’ to ‘Moderate Dog’: Mattis-Trump tensions grow
Looks like Trump has changed his nickname for Defense Secretary Mattis, fueling speculation that the Pentagon’s top leader is on his way out.
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This week in Congress: Syria strategy gets scrutiny
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 10.
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Kyl, a DoD and defense-sector ally, to join Senate Armed Services
Jon Kyl, the former senator sworn in to fill the late John McCain’s Senate seat, will also join the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House Armed Services chair warns political fights are endangering national security
Rep. Mac Thornberry said turmoil in Congress is undermining efforts to ensure the military has the resources and support it needs.
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Nominee to lead US Forces Korea says pause in exercises there has hurt readiness
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel some military exercises with South Korea led to a “slight degradation” in American readiness, according to the president’s nominee to lead U.S. Forces Korea.
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Why Democrats are questioning the past ethics of admiral nominated to lead US Southern Command
Vice Adm. Craig Faller has been linked to a defense contractor at the center of a sweeping Navy bribery scandal.
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Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
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This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
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Trump tweets throw new doubts into defense appropriations deal
The president on Thursday labeled a congressional deal on military spending as ridiculous.
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As deadline nears, Senate approves $674 billion defense budget bill
To avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, House lawmakers must pass the spending measure next week.
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From ‘Mad Dog’ to ‘Moderate Dog’: Mattis-Trump tensions grow
Looks like Trump has changed his nickname for Defense Secretary Mattis, fueling speculation that the Pentagon’s top leader is on his way out.
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This week in Congress: Syria strategy gets scrutiny
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 10.
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Kyl, a DoD and defense-sector ally, to join Senate Armed Services
Jon Kyl, the former senator sworn in to fill the late John McCain’s Senate seat, will also join the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House Armed Services chair warns political fights are endangering national security
Rep. Mac Thornberry said turmoil in Congress is undermining efforts to ensure the military has the resources and support it needs.
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Nominee to lead US Forces Korea says pause in exercises there has hurt readiness
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel some military exercises with South Korea led to a “slight degradation” in American readiness, according to the president’s nominee to lead U.S. Forces Korea.
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Why Democrats are questioning the past ethics of admiral nominated to lead US Southern Command
Vice Adm. Craig Faller has been linked to a defense contractor at the center of a sweeping Navy bribery scandal.
-
Duncan Hunter won’t face trial before the November election
The Republican congressman is facing indictment on charges he misused campaign funds for personal purchases.
-
This week in Congress: The defense scramble before mid term elections
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 24.
-
Trump tweets throw new doubts into defense appropriations deal
The president on Thursday labeled a congressional deal on military spending as ridiculous.
-
As deadline nears, Senate approves $674 billion defense budget bill
To avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month, House lawmakers must pass the spending measure next week.
-
From ‘Mad Dog’ to ‘Moderate Dog’: Mattis-Trump tensions grow
Looks like Trump has changed his nickname for Defense Secretary Mattis, fueling speculation that the Pentagon’s top leader is on his way out.
-
This week in Congress: Syria strategy gets scrutiny
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 10.
-
Kyl, a DoD and defense-sector ally, to join Senate Armed Services
Jon Kyl, the former senator sworn in to fill the late John McCain’s Senate seat, will also join the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House Armed Services chair warns political fights are endangering national security
Rep. Mac Thornberry said turmoil in Congress is undermining efforts to ensure the military has the resources and support it needs.
