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Pentagon Approves Lockheed Martin’s $27 Billion Helicopter Program
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Pentagon Approves Lockheed Martin’s $27 Billion Helicopter Program

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April 4, 2017
Trump Tower Suspicious Package
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Why the Defense Department May Soon Rent Space in Trump Tower

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February 8, 2017
A Lockheed Martin Corp. F-35A jet flies during a training mission in Hill Air Force Base, Utah, U.S., on Friday, Oct. 21, 2016.
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Military’s Latest Order For F-35 Jets Is Cheaper, With Or Without Trump’s Complaints

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February 3, 2017
Guided Missile Submarine Shown To Media
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Now President Trump Wants to Cut the Prices of Navy Submarines

By Reuters and Michelle Toh
January 27, 2017
South China Sea
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China to Return Seized U.S. Drone

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December 17, 2016
Donald Trump
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Donald Trump Picks Gen. James Mattis as Defense Secretary

By The Associated Press and Michelle Toh
December 2, 2016
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Facebook Has Paid Millions To Altruistic Hackers

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October 13, 2016
Operations At Newport News Shipbuilding Ahead Of Huntington Ingalls Earnings
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Why the Pentagon Is Reviewing an Unfinished Aircraft Carrier

By Reuters and Michelle Toh
August 30, 2016
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Lockheed Could “Fail to Deliver” F-35 Capabilities on Time, Says Pentagon Tester

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August 28, 2016
U.S. Air Force Urges Decision on Delayed Mideast Fighter Jet Sales
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U.S. Air Force Urges Decision on Delayed Mideast Fighter Jet Sales

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July 10, 2016
US-NORWAY-LOCKHEED MARTIN F-35A LIGHTNING II JET FIGHTER

Lockheed Martin Hopes to Score a New Deal With the Pentagon Soon

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July 7, 2016
The Pentagon Is Getting Ready to Let Transgender People Openly Serve in the Military
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The Pentagon Is Getting Ready to Let Transgender People Openly Serve in the Military

By The Associated Press and Audrey Shi
June 30, 2016
The 24th Air Force held a Ribbon-cutting ceremony followed by an Open House, April 30, marking the official opening of new facilities for Air Force cyber warriors, located on Port San Antonio. Maj. Gen. Suzanne Vautrinot, 24th Air Force commander, presided over the event, welcoming visitors to tour the facility. Approximately 500 guests, ranging from civic leaders to members' families, toured the high-tech facility, normally off-limits to both the public and most base personnel. Eighteen spokespersons located throughout the facility informed visitors about the many facets of the Air Force cyber mission.
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The U.S. Is Lifting the Veil of Secrecy on its Cyber Tactics

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June 9, 2016
Pentagon Buys Anti-Drone Systems—But Do They Work?
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Pentagon Buys Anti-Drone Systems—But Do They Work?

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May 21, 2016
PC Hardware Product Shoots
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This Popular Porn Site Debuted a Bug Bounty Program on the Same Platform as the Pentagon

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May 10, 2016

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