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Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
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Here’s what the Pentagon’s first-ever audit found
1,150 auditors worked over the last year digging through the department, but what did they find?
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Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
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A ‘crisis of national security’: New report to Congress sounds alarm
America’s military superiority has “eroded to a dangerous degree,” leaving the U.S. in crisis if faced with more than one conflict at once, a new congressionally-mandated report concluded.
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Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
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Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
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The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
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One nuclear treaty is dead. Is New START next?
With the INF treaty on its way out, the question becomes what else goes with it.
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US reportedly poised to abandon key arms control treaty with Russia
Pentagon officials have raised concerns about Russia’s compliance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty for several years.
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Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s first-ever audit found
1,150 auditors worked over the last year digging through the department, but what did they find?
-
Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
-
A ‘crisis of national security’: New report to Congress sounds alarm
America’s military superiority has “eroded to a dangerous degree,” leaving the U.S. in crisis if faced with more than one conflict at once, a new congressionally-mandated report concluded.
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Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
-
Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
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The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
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It’s official: DoD told to take cut with FY20 budget
The Pentagon is gearing up for a budget cut.
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One nuclear treaty is dead. Is New START next?
With the INF treaty on its way out, the question becomes what else goes with it.
-
US reportedly poised to abandon key arms control treaty with Russia
Pentagon officials have raised concerns about Russia’s compliance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty for several years.
-
Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s first-ever audit found
1,150 auditors worked over the last year digging through the department, but what did they find?
-
Here’s what the Pentagon thinks the actual cost of a Space Force will be
Hint: It’s less than the $13 billion the Air Force says it needs.
-
A ‘crisis of national security’: New report to Congress sounds alarm
America’s military superiority has “eroded to a dangerous degree,” leaving the U.S. in crisis if faced with more than one conflict at once, a new congressionally-mandated report concluded.
-
Space expertise isn’t necessary to run the Space Development Agency, says Pentagon deputy
Expect to get clarity on the Pentagon’s future space structures soon.
-
Here’s when all of America’s new nuclear warhead designs will be active — and how much they’ll cost
America will be spending a lot on nuclear weapons in the coming years. Here’s what the Trump administration will get.
-
The biggest challenge to the Pentagon’s space plan? Hint: ‘It’s not the technology’
The planning for the Space Force continues ….
-
It’s official: DoD told to take cut with FY20 budget
The Pentagon is gearing up for a budget cut.
-
One nuclear treaty is dead. Is New START next?
With the INF treaty on its way out, the question becomes what else goes with it.
-
US reportedly poised to abandon key arms control treaty with Russia
Pentagon officials have raised concerns about Russia’s compliance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty for several years.














