Related Blog Posts
Test of newest U.S. Missile Mefense Technology Will Simulate Attack By Iran
7 hours ago ago from I Am Not A Rapper
Washington (CNN) The U.S. military's Missile Defense Agency will practice protecting the United States from a simulated Iranian missile attack next month in an exercise using the agency's newest missile-killing technology, Pentagon officials said Friday. Previous tests have been focused on a missile trajectory that mimics an attack from North Korea, but the January test will have a trajectory and distance resembling an intercontinental ...
Related contentNational Defense: Can America trust Obama?
22 hours ago ago from One Citizen Speaking...
It’s a simple question: Is the current President of the United States trustworthy, willing and able to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America and is he an honest broker when it comes to the defense of our nation? While it is inconceivable that any President of the United States would act on behalf of international interests and the interests of sovereign nations other than the United States, never before in the history ...
Related contentTrans-Pacific Partnership Announcement | Office of the United …
23 hours ago ago from Todays Political News
Web for: United States President Trans-Pacific Partnership Announcement | Office of the United Washington, D.C. United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk today notified Congress that President Obama intends to enter into negotiations of a regional What should the Next United States President do in Iraq? Page 5 What should the Next United States President do in Iraq? that side of the world.. lets just nuke europe ...
Related contentU.S. eyes Vietnam, Libya arms sales
18 hours ago ago from ALGERIE DEFENSE
WASHINGTON (Reuters) The Obama administration is prepared to consider selling at least non-lethal arms to Vietnam and Libya, both one-time U.S. foes, as security ties with each of them grow, a top Pentagon official said on Monday. With Vietnam, whose defense minister is to meet U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates at the Pentagon on Tuesday, we're in the infancy of the process now, Vice Admiral Jeffrey Wieringa, head of the Defense ...
Related contentRelated News
Nothing to see... move along.
Related Videos
Nothing to see... move along.
