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11 April

Philippines Rules Out ‘Offensive Actions’ on Bases US Can Use

The Philippines will not allow "any offensive actions" from the bases it has opened to US troops, President Ferdinand Marcos said.

10 April

Inder Singh Bisht

US Navy Awards Leonardo $1B Columbia Sub Propulsion Contract

The US Navy has awarded Leonardo a more than $1-billion contract to provide integrated electric propulsion components for the future Columbia-class submarine.

10 April

Inder Singh Bisht

US Air Force Seeks Next-Gen Sentinel ICBM Reentry Vehicle

The US Air Force is seeking information for a new Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile reentry vehicle.

10 April

Rojoef Manuel

Boeing, CAE to Expand Poseidon Aircraft Training for Canada, Germany, Norway

Boeing and aerospace simulation provider CAE have signed an agreement to expand P-8 Poseidon training in Canada, Germany, and Norway.

9 April

President Joe Biden speaks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Staff Writer With AFP

US Assessing How Documents Leak Could Affect National Security

The United States is assessing how the apparent leak of a trove of highly classified documents could impact national security, the Pentagon said.

7 April

Joe Saballa

Lockheed, Boeing Lose $1.3B Future US Army Helicopter Protest to Bell

The US has rejected Sikorsky-Boeing’s protest regarding the $1.3-billion future vertical lift capability contract awarded to Bell Textron.

6 April

Inder Singh Bisht

US Army Opens Facility Hosting Combat-Ready Military Equipment in Poland

The US Army has opened a military equipment and logistics complex in Poland, increasing its capacity to respond to aggression in Eastern Europe.

6 April

Inder Singh Bisht

Pentagon Wants to Ramp Up Ship-Killing Missile Procurement

The US military wants to ramp up procurement of long-range missiles from next year, seeking to double the combined annual acquisition of the LRASM and JASSM from 500 to 1,000.

6 April