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DOD partners with New York City high school to provide career options for students
Students at one of the largest high schools in New York City are set to gain an advantage in their future careers, courtesy of a partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). The department is collaborating with school officials to assist students in mapping out their future plans, irrespective of whether they include military service or not.
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Sec. Austin discuss Ukraine during defense industrial base summit
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III addressed Ukraine's capacity to continue resisting the Russian invasion during his address at the opening session of the Ukraine defense industrial base summit in Washington. The Department of Defense (DOD) was one of many departments at the two day event.
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Austin: 'Met again today with Grant Shapps to discuss our continued work together to support Ukraine'
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Secretary Defense Lloyd J. Austin III met with his counterpart from Great Britain this week to discuss how the two nations can continue to work on cooperation and their military support for allies around the world. The meeting, which saw various critical issues being addressed, took place at Moffett Field in California.
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DOD on guard concerning emerging tech threats to US
The U.S. Defense Department (DOD) is closely monitoring the emerging technological threats to US security. These threats are becoming increasingly complex due to advancements in artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, material science, and near-peer competition.
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DOS says US remains committed to providing security assistance support to Israel
The ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has led to hopes that all hostages will be released. This comes as high-ranking US officials engage in diplomatic discussions with Israeli representatives.
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DOD confirms ongoing support of Israel amid release of hostages
As Hamas continues to release hostages held in Gaza, U.S. officials called Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant to discuss the process. This phone call is a part of the diplomatic efforts aimed at facilitating hostage release and restoring peace.
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U.S. will continue backing of Ukraine, according to DOD
The United States backing of Ukraine as it continues to fight against the Russian invasion will not waver, according to Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III. This robust support for Ukraine was confirmed during Secretary Austin's recent surprise visit to Kyiv.
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DOD Deputy Assistant: 'NFL's Salute to Service is more than a campaign'
Melanie Fonder Kaye, deputy assistant to the secretary of defense for strategic engagement of U.S. Department of Defense, said the NFL's Salute to Service is more than a campaign; it's a profound commitment to honor, empower and connect with those who sacrifice for our nation on Nov 19. The announcement came during the annual Salute to Service event organized by the National Football League.
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Department of Defense in search of new gravity bomb variant
Department of Defense announces plans for B61-13 nuclear bomb, pending congressional approval.
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U.S. Defense Department announces measures to strengthen force posture in Middle East
The Department of Defense (DoD) is taking a series of steps to enhance its force posture in the Middle East region. As a response to recent escalations around the Middle East on the part of Iran and its linked proxy forces, these actions are being taken to assist in the defense of Israel and to bolster the force protection afforded to United States troops.
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U.S. and Estonia strengthen defense partnership with new security agreement
With the signing of the Security of Supply Arrangement (SOSA), Estonia joins a group of 13 nations, including Australia and the UK, in entering such agreements with the U.S.
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Researchers claim cartels are growing with 'at least 350 new people recruited each week'
Research shows that Mexican drug cartels pose an increasing threat with their various criminal activities. An article from the Financial Times published in September cites research on the extensive structure of these cartels, which includes massive numbers of employees.
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U.S. Department of Defense highlights People's Liberation Army activities in declassified release
According to the DOD press release, the documents are intended to corroborate key findings in the upcoming 2023 China Military Power Report (CMPR), which addresses an uptick in risky PLA activities since the fall of 2021
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Department of Defense joint press conference in Israel
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III delivered a strong message of support and solidarity with Israel in the wake of recent violence and attacks by Hamas
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Former CEO pleads guilty to fraud and scheming charges
Peter Kambolin, former owner and CEO of Systematic Alpha Management LLC, pleaded guilty to a "cherry-picking" scheme. Kambolin fraudulently misappropriated profitable trades to himself and left his investors with substantial financial losses.
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Austin: 'Today at the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, we announced additional security assistance to meet Ukraine’s critical security and defense needs'
The Biden Administration has announced additional security assistance for Ukraine, as part of its ongoing efforts to support Ukraine's defense and security needs. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J Austin III made the announcement at the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, stating, "Today at the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, we announced additional security assistance to meet Ukraine’s critical security and defense needs" (Austin, quoted in the article).
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North Korea-Russia alliance deepens amid security concerns on the Korean Peninsula
In a recent Senate Subcommittee Hearing, expert Jenny Town emphasized the critical importance of diplomacy, citing the evolving dynamics between Moscow and Pyongyang. Senior Fellow and 38 North Program Director Jenny Town called to testify before the Senate Subcommittee on East Asia, The Pacific, and International Cybersecurity Policy. The recent summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin serves as a significant reminder of the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape on the Korean Peninsula. Speaking at a Senate Subcommittee Hearing on...
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DOD pledges support for Isreal
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III has reaffirmed the United States' unwavering commitment to Israel's right to self-defense in the wake of an unprecedented attack by the Hamas militant group. Secretary Austin expressed solidarity with Israel and offered condolences to the affected families. He stated, "I am closely monitoring developments in Israel. Our commitment to Israel's right to defend itself remains unwavering."
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Department of Defense and SBA launch initiative to boost investment in critical technologies
The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) collaborated on the presentation of the Small Business Investment Company Critical Technology (SBICCT) Initiative. According to the statement, this is the first endeavor of their historic cooperation to make strategic investments in technology with the objective of improving the economic condition as well as the national security situation in the United States.
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DoD awards $53 million in grants for defense and civic education
The Department of Defense (DoD) made the announcement that it will be awarding grants totaling $53 million as part of a long-term strategy to safeguard the nation's future defense capabilities and foster civic engagement.