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Esper sets demand that might let Turkey rejoin F-35 program
Turkey can’t just put deactivated S-400s in a warehouse, says the Pentagon chief.
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Night court comes to the Pentagon
“If you want to call it that, that’s fine with me,” Esper said when asked if his new review was the equivalent of a Pentagon-wide night court process.
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US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
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Esper calls for new basing investments in the Pacific
Esper, speaking at the Naval War College, called the Indo-Pacific theater “our priority theater,” as the department continues its shift towards an era of great power competition.
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To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
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Taiwan F-16 sale officially cleared by Trump administration
The deal is structured for 66 jets for $8 billion.
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Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
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Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
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OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
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Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
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Esper sets demand that might let Turkey rejoin F-35 program
Turkey can’t just put deactivated S-400s in a warehouse, says the Pentagon chief.
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Night court comes to the Pentagon
“If you want to call it that, that’s fine with me,” Esper said when asked if his new review was the equivalent of a Pentagon-wide night court process.
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US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
-
Esper calls for new basing investments in the Pacific
Esper, speaking at the Naval War College, called the Indo-Pacific theater “our priority theater,” as the department continues its shift towards an era of great power competition.
-
To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
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Taiwan F-16 sale officially cleared by Trump administration
The deal is structured for 66 jets for $8 billion.
-
Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
-
Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
-
OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
-
Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
-
Esper sets demand that might let Turkey rejoin F-35 program
Turkey can’t just put deactivated S-400s in a warehouse, says the Pentagon chief.
-
Night court comes to the Pentagon
“If you want to call it that, that’s fine with me,” Esper said when asked if his new review was the equivalent of a Pentagon-wide night court process.
-
US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
-
Esper calls for new basing investments in the Pacific
Esper, speaking at the Naval War College, called the Indo-Pacific theater “our priority theater,” as the department continues its shift towards an era of great power competition.
-
To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
-
Taiwan F-16 sale officially cleared by Trump administration
The deal is structured for 66 jets for $8 billion.
-
Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
-
Watch the Pentagon test its first land-based cruise missile in a post-INF Treaty world
The test is the first time such a weapon has been launched by the U.S. since the INF Treaty went into effect.
-
OSI found no proof of ‘unprofessional relationship’ in Hyten sexual assault investigation; polygraph was inconclusive
Hyten is nominated to be vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
-
Greenland’s not for sale, but it is strategically important
The presence of Thule Air Force Base makes Greenland a major strategic asset for the U.S. – and China would love to join in.
