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Pentagon official promises impactful nuclear, missile defense strategies
The reviews are expected to impact the 2020 budget more than the 2019 budget.
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US Senate confirms DoD special operations nominee Owen West
Owen West will now be a top adviser to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
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Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
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North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
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Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
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Senate confirms DoD management official, sets stage for more nominees to come
The Senate has confirmed a top Pentagon management official, while also moving a group of nominees, including the potential next head of the Army, toward a full Senate vote.
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Pentagon official promises impactful nuclear, missile defense strategies
The reviews are expected to impact the 2020 budget more than the 2019 budget.
-
US Senate confirms DoD special operations nominee Owen West
Owen West will now be a top adviser to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
-
Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
-
Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
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Senate confirms DoD management official, sets stage for more nominees to come
The Senate has confirmed a top Pentagon management official, while also moving a group of nominees, including the potential next head of the Army, toward a full Senate vote.
-
Pentagon official promises impactful nuclear, missile defense strategies
The reviews are expected to impact the 2020 budget more than the 2019 budget.
-
US Senate confirms DoD special operations nominee Owen West
Owen West will now be a top adviser to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
-
Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
-
Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
America sold nearly $42B in weapons to foreign countries in 2017
Defense exports for American companies increased 20 percent from the previous fiscal year.
-
North Korea’s highest missile test yet means they could hit Washington
Pentagon still assessing launch, said more details to come.
-
Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
-
Senate confirms DoD management official, sets stage for more nominees to come
The Senate has confirmed a top Pentagon management official, while also moving a group of nominees, including the potential next head of the Army, toward a full Senate vote.
