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Selling guns abroad could get easier, thanks to the Trump administration
A small but important policy tweak by the administration could make it a lot easier for gun manufacturers to sell small arms abroad.
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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
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Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
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Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
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Who learned more from the strikes in Syria ― America or Russia?
Russia didn’t engage its S-400 system in Syria, but that was likely by design.
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Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
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Trump says ‘it’s time’ to leave Syria; Votel says we’re staying
U.S. forces have cleared most of ISIS from Syria, but top commander there says there’s need for stabilization, reconstruction.
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Trump says military troops will guard US-Mexico border
Troops, instead of an actual wall, will guard the southern border for now.
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UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
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Selling guns abroad could get easier, thanks to the Trump administration
A small but important policy tweak by the administration could make it a lot easier for gun manufacturers to sell small arms abroad.
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Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
-
Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
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Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
-
Who learned more from the strikes in Syria ― America or Russia?
Russia didn’t engage its S-400 system in Syria, but that was likely by design.
-
Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
-
Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
-
Trump says ‘it’s time’ to leave Syria; Votel says we’re staying
U.S. forces have cleared most of ISIS from Syria, but top commander there says there’s need for stabilization, reconstruction.
-
Trump says military troops will guard US-Mexico border
Troops, instead of an actual wall, will guard the southern border for now.
-
UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
-
Selling guns abroad could get easier, thanks to the Trump administration
A small but important policy tweak by the administration could make it a lot easier for gun manufacturers to sell small arms abroad.
-
Finland, Sweden and US sign trilateral agreement, with eye on increased exercises
The threat from Russia is driving greater cooperation between Sweden, Finland and America.
-
Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
-
Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
-
Who learned more from the strikes in Syria ― America or Russia?
Russia didn’t engage its S-400 system in Syria, but that was likely by design.
-
Coalition launched 105 weapons against Syria, with none intercepted, DoD says
On Saturday morning, Pentagon officials gave details on airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites launched Friday by the United States, United Kingdom and France.
-
Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
-
Trump says ‘it’s time’ to leave Syria; Votel says we’re staying
U.S. forces have cleared most of ISIS from Syria, but top commander there says there’s need for stabilization, reconstruction.
-
Trump says military troops will guard US-Mexico border
Troops, instead of an actual wall, will guard the southern border for now.
-
UK officials want to rethink deterrence after alleged Russian chemical attack
Russia’s alleged use of a chemical weapon on British soil is a sign that the U.K. and its allies must rethink what deterrence looks like in the 21st century.
