Military court rules defense secretary couldn't rescind 9/11 plea deals
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The Next Steps In Missile Defense
As Chinese and Russian hypersonic missile programs zoom ahead, U.S. defenses are lagging.
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US Navy’s missile defense site in Poland functions like a destroyer on land
Sailors at Naval Support Facility Redzikowo work, eat and sleep on six-month deployments, away from their friends and ...
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EPA fines Navy, logistics agency for skipping fuel contamination meeting in Hawaii
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Report to Congress on Navy Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense
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Military Appeals Court rules Defense Sec Austin cannot rescind 9/11 plea deals
Fox News confirms a military appeals court found Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin exceeded his authority when he tried to nullify the 9/11 plea agreements.