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U.S. sending 615 new troops to Iraq
The deployment coincides with a planned invasion of the Islamic State group’s stronghold in Mosul.
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Carter: Afghanistan War Supplemental Request Coming in November
The Pentagon will request extra war funding for Afghanistan in November.
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Carter: Nuclear Triad ‘Bedrock of Our Security’
The secretary defended the need for the triad modernization on Monday.
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Dunford Says Mosul Operation Could Begin in October
But the start date is up to Iraq’s government, Dunford said.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
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Carter open to DoD-wide nuclear weapons fund
For the first time, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has shown public support for the idea of a national nuclear modernization fund, one which would cover all three legs of the nuclear triad.
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Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
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Air Force discussing A-10 compromise with Congress
The Air Force is trying to work out a compromise with Congress to retire a percentage of the A-10 fleet in order to move maintainers to the F-35 joint strike fighter, according to two service officials.
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U.S. sending 615 new troops to Iraq
The deployment coincides with a planned invasion of the Islamic State group’s stronghold in Mosul.
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Carter: Afghanistan War Supplemental Request Coming in November
The Pentagon will request extra war funding for Afghanistan in November.
-
Carter: Nuclear Triad ‘Bedrock of Our Security’
The secretary defended the need for the triad modernization on Monday.
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Dunford Says Mosul Operation Could Begin in October
But the start date is up to Iraq’s government, Dunford said.
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Hyten Nominated as Next STRATCOM Head
Hyten is currently head of US Air Force Space Command.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
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Carter open to DoD-wide nuclear weapons fund
For the first time, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has shown public support for the idea of a national nuclear modernization fund, one which would cover all three legs of the nuclear triad.
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Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
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Air Force discussing A-10 compromise with Congress
The Air Force is trying to work out a compromise with Congress to retire a percentage of the A-10 fleet in order to move maintainers to the F-35 joint strike fighter, according to two service officials.
-
U.S. sending 615 new troops to Iraq
The deployment coincides with a planned invasion of the Islamic State group’s stronghold in Mosul.
-
Carter: Afghanistan War Supplemental Request Coming in November
The Pentagon will request extra war funding for Afghanistan in November.
-
Carter: Nuclear Triad ‘Bedrock of Our Security’
The secretary defended the need for the triad modernization on Monday.
-
Dunford Says Mosul Operation Could Begin in October
But the start date is up to Iraq’s government, Dunford said.
-
Hyten Nominated as Next STRATCOM Head
Hyten is currently head of US Air Force Space Command.
-
Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
-
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
-
Carter open to DoD-wide nuclear weapons fund
For the first time, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has shown public support for the idea of a national nuclear modernization fund, one which would cover all three legs of the nuclear triad.
-
Lawmakers aim to end RD-180 use by 2019
If U.S. lawmakers have their way, the Russian-built RD-180 engine will cease being used on military launches by 2019.
-
Air Force discussing A-10 compromise with Congress
The Air Force is trying to work out a compromise with Congress to retire a percentage of the A-10 fleet in order to move maintainers to the F-35 joint strike fighter, according to two service officials.
