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With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
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The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
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How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
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Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
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Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
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In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
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Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
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Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
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With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
-
The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
-
How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
-
Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
-
Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
-
With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
-
The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
-
How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
-
Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
-
Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
