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Interview: Lt. Gen. John Johnson
The Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) was founded in 2006, born out of the hastily assembled Army IED Task Force created in 2003 to confront the deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, that US forces were facing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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NATO Membership Debated in Finnish Elections
Finn President Sauli Niinistö has described future NATO membership for the non-aligned Nordic country as an “available option,” but insists that any move to join would require a national referendum.
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Israeli DM Candidates: A Cast of Hawks
Among the crop of Israeli defense minister candidates bitterly duking it out before the nation goes to the polls March 17, not one of them would be considered dovish on matters of national security.
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Interview: Mike McCord
On Feb. 2, the White House and Department of Defense unveiled their $585 billion fiscal 2016 defense budget, which includes $534 billion in base budget funds and $51 billion in overseas contingency operations (OCO) funding for operations in Afghanistan and Syria/Iraq.
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How To Ease US-Israeli Iran Dispute Debated
US Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations Martin Indyk and former US diplomat Dennis Ross offered creative ways to reconcile the differences between Israel and the US over Iran nuclear talks at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
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Pending Israeli PM Speech on Iran Raises Ire
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s divisive speech to Congress looms, the daylight between Israel and Washington on the Iranian file and their growing ideological rift became increasingly apparent.
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Analysts: Carter To Focus on Threats, Hill
Key defense-minded US lawmakers are hopeful the incoming defense secretary will force Pentagon reforms, but analysts say politics at home and crises abroad will dominate his focus.
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Ash Carter’s Team Taking Shape
SecDef nominee is assembling the team he plans to bring to the Pentagon
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Interview: Gen. Jean-Paul Paloméros
Late last year, senior Pentagon leaders announced a slew of initiatives to modernize and streamline the development and acquisition of weapon systems, while calling for a closer relationship with NATO in the prototyping and testing of future military technologies.
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Carter: Involve Chiefs in Weapons Decisions
Defense secretary nominee Ash Carter says he favors using requirements and contract structures to properly incentivize defense companies, while getting the top US military commanders more involved in buying weapons.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. John Johnson
The Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) was founded in 2006, born out of the hastily assembled Army IED Task Force created in 2003 to confront the deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, that US forces were facing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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NATO Membership Debated in Finnish Elections
Finn President Sauli Niinistö has described future NATO membership for the non-aligned Nordic country as an “available option,” but insists that any move to join would require a national referendum.
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Israeli DM Candidates: A Cast of Hawks
Among the crop of Israeli defense minister candidates bitterly duking it out before the nation goes to the polls March 17, not one of them would be considered dovish on matters of national security.
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Interview: Mike McCord
On Feb. 2, the White House and Department of Defense unveiled their $585 billion fiscal 2016 defense budget, which includes $534 billion in base budget funds and $51 billion in overseas contingency operations (OCO) funding for operations in Afghanistan and Syria/Iraq.
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How To Ease US-Israeli Iran Dispute Debated
US Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations Martin Indyk and former US diplomat Dennis Ross offered creative ways to reconcile the differences between Israel and the US over Iran nuclear talks at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
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Pending Israeli PM Speech on Iran Raises Ire
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s divisive speech to Congress looms, the daylight between Israel and Washington on the Iranian file and their growing ideological rift became increasingly apparent.
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Analysts: Carter To Focus on Threats, Hill
Key defense-minded US lawmakers are hopeful the incoming defense secretary will force Pentagon reforms, but analysts say politics at home and crises abroad will dominate his focus.
-
Ash Carter’s Team Taking Shape
SecDef nominee is assembling the team he plans to bring to the Pentagon
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Interview: Gen. Jean-Paul Paloméros
Late last year, senior Pentagon leaders announced a slew of initiatives to modernize and streamline the development and acquisition of weapon systems, while calling for a closer relationship with NATO in the prototyping and testing of future military technologies.
-
Carter: Involve Chiefs in Weapons Decisions
Defense secretary nominee Ash Carter says he favors using requirements and contract structures to properly incentivize defense companies, while getting the top US military commanders more involved in buying weapons.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. John Johnson
The Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) was founded in 2006, born out of the hastily assembled Army IED Task Force created in 2003 to confront the deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, that US forces were facing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
NATO Membership Debated in Finnish Elections
Finn President Sauli Niinistö has described future NATO membership for the non-aligned Nordic country as an “available option,” but insists that any move to join would require a national referendum.
-
Israeli DM Candidates: A Cast of Hawks
Among the crop of Israeli defense minister candidates bitterly duking it out before the nation goes to the polls March 17, not one of them would be considered dovish on matters of national security.
-
Interview: Mike McCord
On Feb. 2, the White House and Department of Defense unveiled their $585 billion fiscal 2016 defense budget, which includes $534 billion in base budget funds and $51 billion in overseas contingency operations (OCO) funding for operations in Afghanistan and Syria/Iraq.
-
How To Ease US-Israeli Iran Dispute Debated
US Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations Martin Indyk and former US diplomat Dennis Ross offered creative ways to reconcile the differences between Israel and the US over Iran nuclear talks at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
-
Pending Israeli PM Speech on Iran Raises Ire
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s divisive speech to Congress looms, the daylight between Israel and Washington on the Iranian file and their growing ideological rift became increasingly apparent.
-
Analysts: Carter To Focus on Threats, Hill
Key defense-minded US lawmakers are hopeful the incoming defense secretary will force Pentagon reforms, but analysts say politics at home and crises abroad will dominate his focus.
-
Ash Carter’s Team Taking Shape
SecDef nominee is assembling the team he plans to bring to the Pentagon
-
Interview: Gen. Jean-Paul Paloméros
Late last year, senior Pentagon leaders announced a slew of initiatives to modernize and streamline the development and acquisition of weapon systems, while calling for a closer relationship with NATO in the prototyping and testing of future military technologies.
-
Carter: Involve Chiefs in Weapons Decisions
Defense secretary nominee Ash Carter says he favors using requirements and contract structures to properly incentivize defense companies, while getting the top US military commanders more involved in buying weapons.
