SecDef to NATO: We may not always be there
By Philip Ewing on Wednesday, October 5th, 2011 ![]()
Panetta took a softer tone than his predecessor, but he repeated to the alliance that the coming years will be rough.
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Panetta took a softer tone than his predecessor, but he repeated to the alliance that the coming years will be rough.
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After years of disconnection and disengagement, how can the armed services reconnect with the general public?
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A new report makes clear that maintaining the defense industrial base could be beyond broad policies or overall strategies.
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The secretary of state vowed the U.S. will destroy all of its Cold War-era chemical weapons as soon as possible.
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The Navy and Marines announce an uneventful hop out to a big-deck gator, a major program milestone.
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President Obama wants Americans to devote October to learning about and discussing cyber-security.
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Even with successful production of attack submarines, the Navy still has more missions than it has boats.
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Mullen’s departure leaves the U.S. without a key contact in its relationship with Pakistan. Who will replace him?
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An analyst lambastes the Washington consensus forming around the dangers of DoD spending reductions.