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    Nuclear Arsenal Subject to Pentagon Cuts, But New Subs May Escape Ax
    4:09 PM ET comments

    Budget scrub will advise Hagel by late this month on how best to apportion $500 billion in congressionally mandated funding reductions over the next decade.

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    • Next Year’s Winter Olympics Are Being Held in Just About the Most Unsafe Place They Could Be4:21 PM ET
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    Indian Navy's Supersonic Sea Harriers fighter aircrafts are prepared for a display during an exercise on board Indian Navy vessel INS Virat in the Arabian Sea.
    New Global Navy Challenges U.S. Dominance on the Seas
    May 17, 2013 comments

    The BRIC nations—Brazil, Russia, India and China—are increasing their naval presence.

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    “GSA’s case for canceling these contracts in terms of dollars saved did not account for paying some of these firms the $2,500 they would be owed under their contracts,” Rep. Sam Graves, R-Mo.,  said in a statement.
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Transportation pledges to secure Global Positioning System

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Defense Department says war will not halt job competitions

The war on terrorism will not keep military installations from holding public-private job competitions, the Defense Department announced on Thursday.

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Pentagon A-76 During Mobilization Policy

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Official: Pentagon realities challenge new tech contractors

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Book review: Exposing holes in the CIA's war on terrorism

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Army Corps chief quits amid flap over agency's budget

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Pentagon accelerates homeland security communications system

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'First responders' to terrorism seek federal strategy, equipment

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