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Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
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Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
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Pentagon No. 2 confirmed by Senate
The Pentagon’s top two leaders are in place for the first time this year.
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Senate confirms Milley as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Mark Milley has been confirmed as the 20th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Esper creates task force to deal with cancer-causing chemicals on military installations
PFAS chemicals have been found to have caused contamination at more than 230 military installations, according to an environmental advocacy group.
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Newly installed SecDef: The budget deal provides a ‘good’ number for defense
Secretary Esper is also focused on filling empty spots at the Pentagon as quickly as possible to “make sure we have that civilian control of the military” firmly in place.
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David Trachtenberg, No. 2 policy official, exits Pentagon
Yet another spot in the Pentagon is opening up with the exit of the department’s No. 2 policy official.
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Turkey officially kicked out of F-35 program, costing US half a billion dollars
“The F-35 cannot coexist with a Russian intelligence collection platform that will be used to learn about its advanced capabilities,” the White House said.
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Lawmakers say Trump is locked into Turkey sanctions
Lawmakers say the law is very clear: Trump has no choice but to sanction its NATO ally.
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Turkey has the S-400. The Trump administration is silent.
A full work day after Turkey received the S-400 system, only Congress has responded.
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Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
-
Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
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Pentagon No. 2 confirmed by Senate
The Pentagon’s top two leaders are in place for the first time this year.
-
Senate confirms Milley as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Mark Milley has been confirmed as the 20th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Esper creates task force to deal with cancer-causing chemicals on military installations
PFAS chemicals have been found to have caused contamination at more than 230 military installations, according to an environmental advocacy group.
-
Newly installed SecDef: The budget deal provides a ‘good’ number for defense
Secretary Esper is also focused on filling empty spots at the Pentagon as quickly as possible to “make sure we have that civilian control of the military” firmly in place.
-
David Trachtenberg, No. 2 policy official, exits Pentagon
Yet another spot in the Pentagon is opening up with the exit of the department’s No. 2 policy official.
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Turkey officially kicked out of F-35 program, costing US half a billion dollars
“The F-35 cannot coexist with a Russian intelligence collection platform that will be used to learn about its advanced capabilities,” the White House said.
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Lawmakers say Trump is locked into Turkey sanctions
Lawmakers say the law is very clear: Trump has no choice but to sanction its NATO ally.
-
Turkey has the S-400. The Trump administration is silent.
A full work day after Turkey received the S-400 system, only Congress has responded.
-
Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
-
Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
-
Pentagon No. 2 confirmed by Senate
The Pentagon’s top two leaders are in place for the first time this year.
-
Senate confirms Milley as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Mark Milley has been confirmed as the 20th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Esper creates task force to deal with cancer-causing chemicals on military installations
PFAS chemicals have been found to have caused contamination at more than 230 military installations, according to an environmental advocacy group.
-
Newly installed SecDef: The budget deal provides a ‘good’ number for defense
Secretary Esper is also focused on filling empty spots at the Pentagon as quickly as possible to “make sure we have that civilian control of the military” firmly in place.
-
David Trachtenberg, No. 2 policy official, exits Pentagon
Yet another spot in the Pentagon is opening up with the exit of the department’s No. 2 policy official.
-
Turkey officially kicked out of F-35 program, costing US half a billion dollars
“The F-35 cannot coexist with a Russian intelligence collection platform that will be used to learn about its advanced capabilities,” the White House said.
-
Lawmakers say Trump is locked into Turkey sanctions
Lawmakers say the law is very clear: Trump has no choice but to sanction its NATO ally.
-
Turkey has the S-400. The Trump administration is silent.
A full work day after Turkey received the S-400 system, only Congress has responded.
