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Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
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What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
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Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
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The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
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AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
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Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
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Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
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Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
-
What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
-
Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
-
The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
-
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
-
Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
-
Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
-
US, Germany likely home to new NATO commands
NATO is moving closer to a new command structure.
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American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
-
Ukraine officially cleared to buy Javelin weapons
The U.S. State Department is expected to clear the sale of Javelin missiles to Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
-
What is DARPA doing in Ukraine?
The Pentagon’s famous high-tech weapons office is working with Ukraine’s government on information-related systems.
-
Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
-
The Pentagon shifted $20 billion from OCO to base budget. Here’s what it included.
The Pentagon has released details on a $20 billion discrepancy from its fiscal year 2019 budget rollout.
-
AI makes Mattis question ‘fundamental’ beliefs about war
War. War never changes. Except when it does — and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis thinks that day is coming closer.
-
Mattis: Deploy-or-get-out rule is about fairness
New rules requiring members of the military to be able to deploy or get out were put in place to ensure fairness in deployment rates, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said.
-
Mattis: Unclear if Russia directed attack against U.S. allies in Syria
The U.S. Secretary of Defense finds a recent move against Syrian Democratic Forces “perplexing.”
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
-
US, Germany likely home to new NATO commands
NATO is moving closer to a new command structure.
-
American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
