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The US Army arsenal from 1813 that’s building weapons for Ukraine
The pace of battle in Eastern Europe is highlighting the need to outgun the enemy, a difficult task given the strength of Russia’s artillery.
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White House defends giving cluster bombs to Ukraine
Biden is likely to face questions from NATO allies on why he would send a weapon into Ukraine that more than two-thirds of alliance members have banned.
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Senate bill mandates deeper cooperation with Mexico to fight fentanyl
The bipartisan legislation is the latest in a series of congressional proposals to crack down on fentanyl trafficking.
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How Marine Commandant Berger became ‘the poster child for change’
Gen. David Berger relinquishes command on July 10, after four years of reforms that will shape the Marine Corps for years to come.
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US to destroy its last chemical weapons
The weapons’ destruction alleviates a concern that civic leaders in Colorado and Kentucky admit was always in the back of their minds.
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China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
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NATO to offer Ukraine continuing support but not immediate membership
NATO will help Ukraine modernize its forces but membership talks are off the table while Ukraine is at war with Russia.
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New command senior enlisted leader takes over the space battlefield
Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Jacob C. Simmons will take over as command senior enlisted leader for U.S. Space Command.
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Court ruling could overturn federal control of the National Guard
The National Guard has changed dramatically from its state militia roots, but so have the courts that will decide its fate.
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Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
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The US Army arsenal from 1813 that’s building weapons for Ukraine
The pace of battle in Eastern Europe is highlighting the need to outgun the enemy, a difficult task given the strength of Russia’s artillery.
-
White House defends giving cluster bombs to Ukraine
Biden is likely to face questions from NATO allies on why he would send a weapon into Ukraine that more than two-thirds of alliance members have banned.
-
Senate bill mandates deeper cooperation with Mexico to fight fentanyl
The bipartisan legislation is the latest in a series of congressional proposals to crack down on fentanyl trafficking.
-
How Marine Commandant Berger became ‘the poster child for change’
Gen. David Berger relinquishes command on July 10, after four years of reforms that will shape the Marine Corps for years to come.
-
US to destroy its last chemical weapons
The weapons’ destruction alleviates a concern that civic leaders in Colorado and Kentucky admit was always in the back of their minds.
-
China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
-
NATO to offer Ukraine continuing support but not immediate membership
NATO will help Ukraine modernize its forces but membership talks are off the table while Ukraine is at war with Russia.
-
New command senior enlisted leader takes over the space battlefield
Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Jacob C. Simmons will take over as command senior enlisted leader for U.S. Space Command.
-
Court ruling could overturn federal control of the National Guard
The National Guard has changed dramatically from its state militia roots, but so have the courts that will decide its fate.
-
Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
-
The US Army arsenal from 1813 that’s building weapons for Ukraine
The pace of battle in Eastern Europe is highlighting the need to outgun the enemy, a difficult task given the strength of Russia’s artillery.
-
White House defends giving cluster bombs to Ukraine
Biden is likely to face questions from NATO allies on why he would send a weapon into Ukraine that more than two-thirds of alliance members have banned.
-
Senate bill mandates deeper cooperation with Mexico to fight fentanyl
The bipartisan legislation is the latest in a series of congressional proposals to crack down on fentanyl trafficking.
-
How Marine Commandant Berger became ‘the poster child for change’
Gen. David Berger relinquishes command on July 10, after four years of reforms that will shape the Marine Corps for years to come.
-
US to destroy its last chemical weapons
The weapons’ destruction alleviates a concern that civic leaders in Colorado and Kentucky admit was always in the back of their minds.
-
China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
-
NATO to offer Ukraine continuing support but not immediate membership
NATO will help Ukraine modernize its forces but membership talks are off the table while Ukraine is at war with Russia.
-
New command senior enlisted leader takes over the space battlefield
Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Jacob C. Simmons will take over as command senior enlisted leader for U.S. Space Command.
-
Court ruling could overturn federal control of the National Guard
The National Guard has changed dramatically from its state militia roots, but so have the courts that will decide its fate.
-
Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
