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No solution on captured foreign ISIS fighters, but Mattis seeks ‘responsibility’
There are hundreds of foreign nationals captured fighting for ISIS, and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants someone to figure out what to do with them.
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Nuclear warhead agency receives 17.5 percent increase following Nuclear Posture Review
The National Nuclear Security Administration gets a major boost as the Pentagon expects it to do more to refurbish America’s nuclear warheads.
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US Air Force requests $156.3 billion in FY19, plans to retire B-1, B-2 fleets
The fiscal 2019 budget for the U.S. Air Force plans to grow the service from 55 to 58 combat squadrons over the next five years, while buying dozens of high-end aircraft.
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Niger incident report coming soon, Mattis says
A final report on the October attack in Niger that left four Americans dead is coming soon, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said.
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Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
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FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
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The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
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No solution on captured foreign ISIS fighters, but Mattis seeks ‘responsibility’
There are hundreds of foreign nationals captured fighting for ISIS, and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants someone to figure out what to do with them.
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Nuclear warhead agency receives 17.5 percent increase following Nuclear Posture Review
The National Nuclear Security Administration gets a major boost as the Pentagon expects it to do more to refurbish America’s nuclear warheads.
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US Air Force requests $156.3 billion in FY19, plans to retire B-1, B-2 fleets
The fiscal 2019 budget for the U.S. Air Force plans to grow the service from 55 to 58 combat squadrons over the next five years, while buying dozens of high-end aircraft.
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Niger incident report coming soon, Mattis says
A final report on the October attack in Niger that left four Americans dead is coming soon, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said.
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Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
-
FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
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Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
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The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
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Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
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No solution on captured foreign ISIS fighters, but Mattis seeks ‘responsibility’
There are hundreds of foreign nationals captured fighting for ISIS, and U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis wants someone to figure out what to do with them.
-
Nuclear warhead agency receives 17.5 percent increase following Nuclear Posture Review
The National Nuclear Security Administration gets a major boost as the Pentagon expects it to do more to refurbish America’s nuclear warheads.
-
US Air Force requests $156.3 billion in FY19, plans to retire B-1, B-2 fleets
The fiscal 2019 budget for the U.S. Air Force plans to grow the service from 55 to 58 combat squadrons over the next five years, while buying dozens of high-end aircraft.
-
Niger incident report coming soon, Mattis says
A final report on the October attack in Niger that left four Americans dead is coming soon, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said.
-
Future of captured foreign fighters in Syria unclear
The Syrian Defense Forces are capturing dozens of ISIS fighters a day. What happens to those who can’t go home?
-
FY19 budget puts US ‘back to a position of primacy,’ Mattis says
Is the Trump military buildup about to get underway?
-
Mattis: ‘Too early to tell’ if Olympics will lead to North Korea breakthrough
Jim Mattis is doesn’t see a major change in relations between the two Koreas from the Olympics- at least, not yet.
-
The nontechnical risk for the Pentagon’s AI plans
Technological hurdles remain, of course. But getting buy-in from the users may be the hardest part.
-
Afghanistan worse than ever, Russia ‘holds the cards’ in Syria, warns former DoD boss
The situations in Afghanistan and Syria have deteriorated to a point where the U.S. has few options left, said former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Will the US trade its new sub-launched cruise missile for Russian arms treaty compliance?
The Pentagon wants a new nuclear-armed cruise missile. But is it just a ploy to get Russia to change its tune on an arms treaty?
