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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
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Is Russia influencing America’s nuclear debate? Mac Thornberry thinks they will.
Russia may already be influencing the debate about nuclear weapons, warns Rep. Mac Thornberry.
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Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
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As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
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White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
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The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
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AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
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Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
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Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
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Is Russia influencing America’s nuclear debate? Mac Thornberry thinks they will.
Russia may already be influencing the debate about nuclear weapons, warns Rep. Mac Thornberry.
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Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
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As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
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White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
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The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
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AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
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Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
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Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
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EUCOM head: Alleged Russian chemical attack shows ‘what they’re willing to do’
NATO is struggling to figure out how to respond to what appears to be an asymmetrical move by Russia.
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Is Russia influencing America’s nuclear debate? Mac Thornberry thinks they will.
Russia may already be influencing the debate about nuclear weapons, warns Rep. Mac Thornberry.
-
Hypersonics ‘highest technical priority’ for Pentagon R&D head
With Russia and China investing heavily in hypersonic weaponry, the Pentagon needs to prioritize its development plan, a top department official says.
-
As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?
Russia claims it has a hypersonic weapon. Has the U.S. fallen behind the hypersonic race, and if so, what can be done?
-
White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
-
Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
-
The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
-
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
-
Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
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Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
