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A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
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Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
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The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
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Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
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US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
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Shanahan downplays disagreements over Space Force structure
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan spoke Wednesday at the annual Air Force Association conference outside of Washington.
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New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
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US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
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Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
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McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
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A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
-
Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
-
The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
-
Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
-
US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
Shanahan downplays disagreements over Space Force structure
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan spoke Wednesday at the annual Air Force Association conference outside of Washington.
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
-
US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
-
Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
-
McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
-
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
-
Mattis orders fighter jet readiness to jump to 80 percent — in one year
The order, handed down by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is a lofty one, considering the current readiness rates of America’s fighter fleets.
-
The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
-
Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
-
US reverses course, certifies Russian Open Skies aircraft
The U.S. has signed off on a Russian Open Skies plane, but the two sides remain at loggerheads over future flights.
-
Shanahan downplays disagreements over Space Force structure
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan spoke Wednesday at the annual Air Force Association conference outside of Washington.
-
New Space Force price tag fuels Capitol Hill skeptics
Space Force’s estimated $13 billion price tag is not winning it any new friends.
-
US, Russia remain at ‘impasse’ over Open Skies treaty flights
Tension between the U.S. and Russia over the Open Skies treaty have flared up once again.
-
Naming NATO’s headquarters after McCain looks unlikely
The Sen. John McCain Memorial NATO Building doesn’t seem to be in the cards.
-
McRaven, former SOCOM head, resigns from Pentagon board following Trump criticism
The retired four-star admiral who once lead U.S. Special Operations Command resigned from the Defense Innovation Board four days after he posted a scathing op-ed in the Washington Post calling out Trump for revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
