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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
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Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Yes, a cyberattack could spur the president to launch a nuclear attack
The Nuclear Posture Review, officially revealed Friday, does not change when a president might order a nuclear strike in response to a non-nuclear attack. But it does provide more hypotheticals about the circumstances that might force the president’s hand.
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Nuclear Posture Review puts Russia firmly in crosshairs
America is preparing to introduce new nuclear capabilities to counter what is sees as Russian doctrine.
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Interview: Former Pentagon chief Chuck Hagel on Trump, Syria and NKorea
The former secretary of defense holds court on the biggest issues facing the U.S. military today.
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The Pentagon’s acquisition office is gone. Here’s what the next 120 days bring.
The Pentagon has officially split its acquisition, technology and logistics office into two units. Now comes the hard part.
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Here’s how Ellen Lord grades the Pentagon’s most expensive programs
There are 87 major defense acquisition programs in the Pentagon, and Ellen Lord has a new system for tracking each one.
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Former SecDef Hagel: North Korea bloody nose strike a ‘gamble’ he wouldn’t make
Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel thinks a U.S. strike against North Korea would likely trigger a war that leaves millions dead. “Let’s be smarter,” he said in an exclusive interview with Defense News.
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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
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Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Yes, a cyberattack could spur the president to launch a nuclear attack
The Nuclear Posture Review, officially revealed Friday, does not change when a president might order a nuclear strike in response to a non-nuclear attack. But it does provide more hypotheticals about the circumstances that might force the president’s hand.
-
Nuclear Posture Review puts Russia firmly in crosshairs
America is preparing to introduce new nuclear capabilities to counter what is sees as Russian doctrine.
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Interview: Former Pentagon chief Chuck Hagel on Trump, Syria and NKorea
The former secretary of defense holds court on the biggest issues facing the U.S. military today.
-
The Pentagon’s acquisition office is gone. Here’s what the next 120 days bring.
The Pentagon has officially split its acquisition, technology and logistics office into two units. Now comes the hard part.
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Here’s how Ellen Lord grades the Pentagon’s most expensive programs
There are 87 major defense acquisition programs in the Pentagon, and Ellen Lord has a new system for tracking each one.
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Former SecDef Hagel: North Korea bloody nose strike a ‘gamble’ he wouldn’t make
Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel thinks a U.S. strike against North Korea would likely trigger a war that leaves millions dead. “Let’s be smarter,” he said in an exclusive interview with Defense News.
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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
-
Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
-
Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
-
Mattis: No such thing as a ‘tactical’ nuclear weapon, but new cruise missile needed
When is a nuclear weapon tactical, and when is it strategic? It’s pretty cut and dry for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Yes, a cyberattack could spur the president to launch a nuclear attack
The Nuclear Posture Review, officially revealed Friday, does not change when a president might order a nuclear strike in response to a non-nuclear attack. But it does provide more hypotheticals about the circumstances that might force the president’s hand.
-
Nuclear Posture Review puts Russia firmly in crosshairs
America is preparing to introduce new nuclear capabilities to counter what is sees as Russian doctrine.
-
Interview: Former Pentagon chief Chuck Hagel on Trump, Syria and NKorea
The former secretary of defense holds court on the biggest issues facing the U.S. military today.
-
The Pentagon’s acquisition office is gone. Here’s what the next 120 days bring.
The Pentagon has officially split its acquisition, technology and logistics office into two units. Now comes the hard part.
-
Here’s how Ellen Lord grades the Pentagon’s most expensive programs
There are 87 major defense acquisition programs in the Pentagon, and Ellen Lord has a new system for tracking each one.
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Former SecDef Hagel: North Korea bloody nose strike a ‘gamble’ he wouldn’t make
Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel thinks a U.S. strike against North Korea would likely trigger a war that leaves millions dead. “Let’s be smarter,” he said in an exclusive interview with Defense News.
