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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
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Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Budget extension will hurt training and readiness, Mattis warns
Operating under a continuing resolution for three months will impact dozens of personnel and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, the defense secretary has warned top congressional leaders.
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US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
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Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
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Trump Afghanistan strategy calls for more troops, regional pressure
President Donald Trump has announced his plan for the future of Afghanistan.
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After McCain crash, CNO looks to industry for ideas
The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer wants to bring in industry experts to help the service understand why it has suffered two serious crashes in the Pacific theater in the last three months.
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Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
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Mattis: Military option for North Korea open
North Korea will face “strong military consequences” if it “initiates hostilities” with America or its allies in the Pacific, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis reaffirmed Thursday, in an apparent break with a top White House advisor.
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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
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Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Budget extension will hurt training and readiness, Mattis warns
Operating under a continuing resolution for three months will impact dozens of personnel and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, the defense secretary has warned top congressional leaders.
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US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
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Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
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Trump Afghanistan strategy calls for more troops, regional pressure
President Donald Trump has announced his plan for the future of Afghanistan.
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After McCain crash, CNO looks to industry for ideas
The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer wants to bring in industry experts to help the service understand why it has suffered two serious crashes in the Pacific theater in the last three months.
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Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
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Mattis: Military option for North Korea open
North Korea will face “strong military consequences” if it “initiates hostilities” with America or its allies in the Pacific, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis reaffirmed Thursday, in an apparent break with a top White House advisor.
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Air Force secretary: No concerns over Northrop-Orbital agreement
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson has no concerns “at this point” over Northrop Grumman’s proposed acquisition of Orbital ATK, but said the service will keep a close eye on how things move forward.
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Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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Saab pledges to open new facility in US for T-X, but questions remain
Saab intends to establish a manufacturing and production center in the U.S. to handle the Swedish company’s work on the Boeing-Saab T-X trainer aircraft – although it is unclear if that plan will remain in place should the team-up fail to win the U.S. Air Force’s contract, nor where the facility might end up.
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Budget extension will hurt training and readiness, Mattis warns
Operating under a continuing resolution for three months will impact dozens of personnel and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, the defense secretary has warned top congressional leaders.
-
US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
-
Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
-
Trump Afghanistan strategy calls for more troops, regional pressure
President Donald Trump has announced his plan for the future of Afghanistan.
-
After McCain crash, CNO looks to industry for ideas
The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer wants to bring in industry experts to help the service understand why it has suffered two serious crashes in the Pacific theater in the last three months.
-
Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
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Mattis: Military option for North Korea open
North Korea will face “strong military consequences” if it “initiates hostilities” with America or its allies in the Pacific, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis reaffirmed Thursday, in an apparent break with a top White House advisor.
