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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
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Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
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US forces unharmed after coming under fire in Syria
A senior U.S. official says that there was some kind of explosion, but that no U.S. personnel were harmed.
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How the Pentagon plans to protect American forces in Syria from Turkish attacks
“Everyone is fully aware that we are the United States military, we retain the right to self-defense. And our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines will defend themselves. That’s clear, and its unambiguous with everybody.”
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F-15s, air defense systems and thousands of US troops heading to Saudi Arabia
The Pentagon is sending Air Force F-15s, new air defense systems and other assets — along with thousands of U.S. troops — to Saudi Arabia.
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The Pentagon has created a new office solely focused on China. Is that a good idea?
The creation of a deputy assistant secretary of defense for China is supposed to help the Pentagon focus on its long-term competitor. But it could create more problems than it solves.
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A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
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How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
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Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
-
US forces unharmed after coming under fire in Syria
A senior U.S. official says that there was some kind of explosion, but that no U.S. personnel were harmed.
-
How the Pentagon plans to protect American forces in Syria from Turkish attacks
“Everyone is fully aware that we are the United States military, we retain the right to self-defense. And our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines will defend themselves. That’s clear, and its unambiguous with everybody.”
-
F-15s, air defense systems and thousands of US troops heading to Saudi Arabia
The Pentagon is sending Air Force F-15s, new air defense systems and other assets — along with thousands of U.S. troops — to Saudi Arabia.
-
The Pentagon has created a new office solely focused on China. Is that a good idea?
The creation of a deputy assistant secretary of defense for China is supposed to help the Pentagon focus on its long-term competitor. But it could create more problems than it solves.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
-
Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
-
These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
Liz Cheney’s Turkey sanctions bill would ban US arms sales
Turkey imports 60 percent of its weapons from the U.S., followed by Spain and Italy, and it is the world’s 13th biggest arms importer.
-
US forces unharmed after coming under fire in Syria
A senior U.S. official says that there was some kind of explosion, but that no U.S. personnel were harmed.
-
How the Pentagon plans to protect American forces in Syria from Turkish attacks
“Everyone is fully aware that we are the United States military, we retain the right to self-defense. And our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines will defend themselves. That’s clear, and its unambiguous with everybody.”
-
F-15s, air defense systems and thousands of US troops heading to Saudi Arabia
The Pentagon is sending Air Force F-15s, new air defense systems and other assets — along with thousands of U.S. troops — to Saudi Arabia.
-
The Pentagon has created a new office solely focused on China. Is that a good idea?
The creation of a deputy assistant secretary of defense for China is supposed to help the Pentagon focus on its long-term competitor. But it could create more problems than it solves.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
-
Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
-
These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
