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US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
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New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
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US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
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McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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Inhofe wants a price tag for Trump’s space force, but the Pentagon doesn’t have one
A key lawmaker is warming to the president’s proposed space force, but the details aren’t yet clear.
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Here’s why Mattis won’t cancel upcoming maneuvers with South Korean forces
The Pentagon has no plans to cancel its future military exercises in South Korea, according to Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis.
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What Duncan Hunter’s indictment means for defense issues
Hunter has had an impact on a number of pet defense programs during his time in Congress.
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Pentagon, US Army nominees cruise through hearing
The nominees include three Pentagon acquisition spots and two Army officials.
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Navy admiral, Mattis aide to be nominated to head US Southern Command
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday that his senior military assistant, Navy Vice Adm. Craig Faller, will be nominated to serve as the next head of U.S. Southern Command.
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Mattis wants commanders to rely more on UCMJ for disciplinary problems
The secretary of defense wants commanders to rely more on the military justice system and less on administrative punishments.
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US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
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US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
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McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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Inhofe wants a price tag for Trump’s space force, but the Pentagon doesn’t have one
A key lawmaker is warming to the president’s proposed space force, but the details aren’t yet clear.
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Here’s why Mattis won’t cancel upcoming maneuvers with South Korean forces
The Pentagon has no plans to cancel its future military exercises in South Korea, according to Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis.
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What Duncan Hunter’s indictment means for defense issues
Hunter has had an impact on a number of pet defense programs during his time in Congress.
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Pentagon, US Army nominees cruise through hearing
The nominees include three Pentagon acquisition spots and two Army officials.
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Navy admiral, Mattis aide to be nominated to head US Southern Command
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday that his senior military assistant, Navy Vice Adm. Craig Faller, will be nominated to serve as the next head of U.S. Southern Command.
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Mattis wants commanders to rely more on UCMJ for disciplinary problems
The secretary of defense wants commanders to rely more on the military justice system and less on administrative punishments.
-
US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
-
US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
-
McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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Inhofe wants a price tag for Trump’s space force, but the Pentagon doesn’t have one
A key lawmaker is warming to the president’s proposed space force, but the details aren’t yet clear.
-
Here’s why Mattis won’t cancel upcoming maneuvers with South Korean forces
The Pentagon has no plans to cancel its future military exercises in South Korea, according to Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis.
-
What Duncan Hunter’s indictment means for defense issues
Hunter has had an impact on a number of pet defense programs during his time in Congress.
-
Pentagon, US Army nominees cruise through hearing
The nominees include three Pentagon acquisition spots and two Army officials.
-
Navy admiral, Mattis aide to be nominated to head US Southern Command
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday that his senior military assistant, Navy Vice Adm. Craig Faller, will be nominated to serve as the next head of U.S. Southern Command.
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Mattis wants commanders to rely more on UCMJ for disciplinary problems
The secretary of defense wants commanders to rely more on the military justice system and less on administrative punishments.
