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Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
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Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
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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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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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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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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
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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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Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
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Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
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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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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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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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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
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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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Norway could agree to additional US Marine presence by summer
The number of U.S. Marines deployed on a rotation to Norway could increase this year.
-
Updated drone export policy could come within weeks
A policy to make it easier to sell U.S. drones abroad may be close to coming out.
-
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.
-
US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
-
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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Some ‘hiccups’ with engine design, but B-21 on track, Wittman says
There have been some challenges with airflow and wing design early in B-21 production, but those shouldn’t be game-stoppers, Rep. Rob Wittman says.
-
Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
-
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?
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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.
