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Interview: Richard Lombardi
With the Feb. 2 release of President Obama’s fiscal 2016 budget request, the Air Force made clear it is threading the needle between current requirements and developing, and procuring, new technologies.
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Carter to Affirm Need for Spending Restraint
President Barack Obama’s nominee to be the next secretary of defense will take a stand for sweeping defense reforms in his opening remarks slated to be delivered at his Wednesday confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, while also hinting at some of the tensions that have roiled the tenure of his predecessor, a…
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In the Mideast, Chaos and Questions
The leadership crisis in Yemen and the death of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz has raised alarms all over Middle Eastern capitals concerning the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC’s) security setting.
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London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
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Interview: Derek Chollet
It has been a busy two and a half years for Derek Chollet, as events have left the White House and Pentagon scrambling to deal with complex issues in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, driven in large part by groups of non-state actors.
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US, UK Teaming on Dozens of New Cyber, Space Programs
Top US and UK defense officials met at the Pentagon on Wednesday to discuss broadening a collaborative effort to allow the allies to share more cutting-edge science and technology research, particularly commercial products that could have defense applications, officials from both countries have said.
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Interview: Richard Lombardi
With the Feb. 2 release of President Obama’s fiscal 2016 budget request, the Air Force made clear it is threading the needle between current requirements and developing, and procuring, new technologies.
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Carter to Affirm Need for Spending Restraint
President Barack Obama’s nominee to be the next secretary of defense will take a stand for sweeping defense reforms in his opening remarks slated to be delivered at his Wednesday confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, while also hinting at some of the tensions that have roiled the tenure of his predecessor, a…
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In the Mideast, Chaos and Questions
The leadership crisis in Yemen and the death of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz has raised alarms all over Middle Eastern capitals concerning the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC’s) security setting.
-
London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
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Interview: Derek Chollet
It has been a busy two and a half years for Derek Chollet, as events have left the White House and Pentagon scrambling to deal with complex issues in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, driven in large part by groups of non-state actors.
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US, UK Teaming on Dozens of New Cyber, Space Programs
Top US and UK defense officials met at the Pentagon on Wednesday to discuss broadening a collaborative effort to allow the allies to share more cutting-edge science and technology research, particularly commercial products that could have defense applications, officials from both countries have said.
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Interview: Richard Lombardi
With the Feb. 2 release of President Obama’s fiscal 2016 budget request, the Air Force made clear it is threading the needle between current requirements and developing, and procuring, new technologies.
-
Carter to Affirm Need for Spending Restraint
President Barack Obama’s nominee to be the next secretary of defense will take a stand for sweeping defense reforms in his opening remarks slated to be delivered at his Wednesday confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, while also hinting at some of the tensions that have roiled the tenure of his predecessor, a…
-
In the Mideast, Chaos and Questions
The leadership crisis in Yemen and the death of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz has raised alarms all over Middle Eastern capitals concerning the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC’s) security setting.
-
London Meeting Signals Closer UK-Japan Ties
Britain and Japan have pledged to increase cooperation in military training, weapons development, cyber, security and other areas following a meeting in London of the nations’ foreign and defense ministers on Wednesday.
-
Interview: Derek Chollet
It has been a busy two and a half years for Derek Chollet, as events have left the White House and Pentagon scrambling to deal with complex issues in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, driven in large part by groups of non-state actors.
-
US, UK Teaming on Dozens of New Cyber, Space Programs
Top US and UK defense officials met at the Pentagon on Wednesday to discuss broadening a collaborative effort to allow the allies to share more cutting-edge science and technology research, particularly commercial products that could have defense applications, officials from both countries have said.
