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US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
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Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
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VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
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Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
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Airbus reports $515M in first-quarter losses
The European aircraft manufacturer says the aviation industry’s unprecedented troubles are just beginning.
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NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
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Army tweaks new goggles to scan for fevers
Five seconds was all it took for the goggles to detect the forehead and inner eye temperature of troops.
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Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
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Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
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Storm clouds await Pentagon’s request for defense industry cash injection
Though the Pentagon is hunting for billions of dollars in a future package to combat the coronavirus pandemic, it looks like the next massive relief bill will be swamped in a partisan fight.
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US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
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VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
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Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
-
Airbus reports $515M in first-quarter losses
The European aircraft manufacturer says the aviation industry’s unprecedented troubles are just beginning.
-
NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
Army tweaks new goggles to scan for fevers
Five seconds was all it took for the goggles to detect the forehead and inner eye temperature of troops.
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Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
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Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
-
Storm clouds await Pentagon’s request for defense industry cash injection
Though the Pentagon is hunting for billions of dollars in a future package to combat the coronavirus pandemic, it looks like the next massive relief bill will be swamped in a partisan fight.
-
US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
-
VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
-
Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
-
Airbus reports $515M in first-quarter losses
The European aircraft manufacturer says the aviation industry’s unprecedented troubles are just beginning.
-
NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
Army tweaks new goggles to scan for fevers
Five seconds was all it took for the goggles to detect the forehead and inner eye temperature of troops.
-
Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
-
Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
-
Storm clouds await Pentagon’s request for defense industry cash injection
Though the Pentagon is hunting for billions of dollars in a future package to combat the coronavirus pandemic, it looks like the next massive relief bill will be swamped in a partisan fight.
