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Interview: UK Defence Procurement Minister Philip Dunne
Philip Dunne was reappointed as Britain’s defense procurement minister in May when the Conservatives secured a majority to form the government for the next five years.
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Russia Concerns Prompt First-Ever US, Nordic Deputy Defense Ministers’ Meeting
First-ever meeting of US, Nordic deputy defense ministers addresses concerns about Russian provocations
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Chinese Parade Proves Xi in Charge
The parade leadership review stand left no guesswork about who is in charge of China’s military.
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Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
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Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
The Ukraine Ministry of Defense, fighting a war with Russian-backed separatists in the East, has sent three battalions from its national guard to train with the US Army’s 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team in the western town on Lviv.
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Odierno Reviews Iraq, Islamic State in Final Briefing
The US Army’s top general said he disagrees with Donald Trump that the US should seize the oil used to support the Islamic State group.
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Analyst: Russian Industry Faces Challenges Unique to ‘Putin’s Russia’
The fall of the Soviet Union rocked Russia’s inherited defense industry to the core.
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Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi
Days ahead of a US Army announcement that named units to be cut as part of a 40,000-soldier force reduction, Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi, the deputy chief of staff (G-8) at Army headquarters for resource management, provided a window into the decision.
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French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.
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Interview: UK Defence Procurement Minister Philip Dunne
Philip Dunne was reappointed as Britain’s defense procurement minister in May when the Conservatives secured a majority to form the government for the next five years.
-
Russia Concerns Prompt First-Ever US, Nordic Deputy Defense Ministers’ Meeting
First-ever meeting of US, Nordic deputy defense ministers addresses concerns about Russian provocations
-
Chinese Parade Proves Xi in Charge
The parade leadership review stand left no guesswork about who is in charge of China’s military.
-
Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
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Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
The Ukraine Ministry of Defense, fighting a war with Russian-backed separatists in the East, has sent three battalions from its national guard to train with the US Army’s 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team in the western town on Lviv.
-
Odierno Reviews Iraq, Islamic State in Final Briefing
The US Army’s top general said he disagrees with Donald Trump that the US should seize the oil used to support the Islamic State group.
-
Analyst: Russian Industry Faces Challenges Unique to ‘Putin’s Russia’
The fall of the Soviet Union rocked Russia’s inherited defense industry to the core.
-
Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
-
Interview: Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi
Days ahead of a US Army announcement that named units to be cut as part of a 40,000-soldier force reduction, Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi, the deputy chief of staff (G-8) at Army headquarters for resource management, provided a window into the decision.
-
French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.
-
Interview: UK Defence Procurement Minister Philip Dunne
Philip Dunne was reappointed as Britain’s defense procurement minister in May when the Conservatives secured a majority to form the government for the next five years.
-
Russia Concerns Prompt First-Ever US, Nordic Deputy Defense Ministers’ Meeting
First-ever meeting of US, Nordic deputy defense ministers addresses concerns about Russian provocations
-
Chinese Parade Proves Xi in Charge
The parade leadership review stand left no guesswork about who is in charge of China’s military.
-
Carter: Turkey Must Do More in ISIL Fight
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s top official said Thursday that Turkey must “do more” to help in the fight against the Islamic State militant group, commonly known as ISIL or ISIS.
-
Interview: US Army Europe’s Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges
The Ukraine Ministry of Defense, fighting a war with Russian-backed separatists in the East, has sent three battalions from its national guard to train with the US Army’s 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team in the western town on Lviv.
-
Odierno Reviews Iraq, Islamic State in Final Briefing
The US Army’s top general said he disagrees with Donald Trump that the US should seize the oil used to support the Islamic State group.
-
Analyst: Russian Industry Faces Challenges Unique to ‘Putin’s Russia’
The fall of the Soviet Union rocked Russia’s inherited defense industry to the core.
-
Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
-
Interview: Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi
Days ahead of a US Army announcement that named units to be cut as part of a 40,000-soldier force reduction, Lt. Gen. Anthony Ierardi, the deputy chief of staff (G-8) at Army headquarters for resource management, provided a window into the decision.
-
French Defense Minister: ISIL Now a ‘Terrorist Army’
The Islamic State militant group is no longer a terrorist group, but rather has morphed into a “terrorist army,” the French minister of defence said Monday.













