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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
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Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
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Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
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Boeing exec, Russia cynic among Trump’s picks for top DoD posts
President Donald Trump has announced his nominees to fill five of the top spots at the Pentagon, including naming a Boeing vice president to be deputy secretary of defense.
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Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
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White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
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‘Pivot to the Pacific’ is over, senior U.S. diplomat says
The Trump administration will have a new plan for the Asia-Pacific region.
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Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
-
Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
-
Boeing exec, Russia cynic among Trump’s picks for top DoD posts
President Donald Trump has announced his nominees to fill five of the top spots at the Pentagon, including naming a Boeing vice president to be deputy secretary of defense.
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Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
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White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
-
‘Pivot to the Pacific’ is over, senior U.S. diplomat says
The Trump administration will have a new plan for the Asia-Pacific region.
-
Frustrated Selva to Congress: Give us a budget
The vice-chief sees a deadline looming, and he doesn’t like it.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
-
Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
-
Boeing exec, Russia cynic among Trump’s picks for top DoD posts
President Donald Trump has announced his nominees to fill five of the top spots at the Pentagon, including naming a Boeing vice president to be deputy secretary of defense.
-
Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
-
White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
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‘Pivot to the Pacific’ is over, senior U.S. diplomat says
The Trump administration will have a new plan for the Asia-Pacific region.
