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“The Air Force Is One Step Closer to Getting Its Nuclear Cruise Missile,” by Kris Osborn (@Krisosbornko):

The Air Force Is One Step Closer to Getting Its Nuclear Cruise Missile
A new phase of construction for the emerging Long-Range Stand Off weapon has begun.
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“Russia’s Killer Mach 20 Avangard Hypersonic Weapon Is About to Enter Production,” by Dave Majumdar (@DaveMajumdar):

Russia's Killer Mach 20 Avangard Hypersonic Weapon Is About to Enter Production
And the spells trouble for Washington and Beijing.
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“Russia’s Lethal Su-35 Is Coming to Indonesia,” by Dave Majumdar (@DaveMajumdar):

Russia's Lethal Su-35 Is Coming to Indonesia
And it will serve along side America's best.
nationalinterest.org

“M4: The Gun the Army Loves to Go to War With,” by Kyle Mizokami (@KyleMizokami):

M4: The Gun the Army Loves to Go to War With
The story of the M4 goes back to the mid-sixties and the early days of the Vietnam War.
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“China Wants Its Own Version of the X-37B Spaceplane,” by David Axe (@daxe):

China Wants Its Own Version of the X-37B Spaceplane
But spaceplanes come with certain liabilities.
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“The Navy’s Best Submarine Is Getting a Big Boost in Firepower,” by Kris Osborn (@Krisosbornko):

The Navy's Best Submarine Is Getting a Big Boost in Firepower
Thanks to more cruise missiles.
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“Fact: In 2017, the U.S. and China Traded $711 Billion Worth of Goods and Services,” by Riley Walters (@WalteRiley):

“Beware A Korean Reykjavik,” by Michael Auslin (@michaelauslin):

Beware A Korean Reykjavik
Trump’s bold gamble is as much a diplomatic breakthrough as it is strategically risky.
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“Rising Star Pompeo Defrocks Tillerson as Secretary of State,” by Curt Mills (@CurtMills):

Rising Star Pompeo Defrocks Tillerson as Secretary of State
In the Trump White House, nationalism is ascendant.
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“3 Things to Know about Mike Pompeo’s Rise and Rex Tillerson’s Fall,” by Walter Lohman (@WalterLohman):

3 Things to Know about Mike Pompeo's Rise and Rex Tillerson's Fall
Making a big change to the diplomatic team just as the United States may be approaching talks with North Korea may seem risky, but Pompeo should be deeply familiar with the brief.
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“Will Pompeo Turn the State Department Around?,” by Danielle Pletka (@dpletka):

Will Pompeo Turn the State Department Around?
The Director of Central Intelligence has been a competent leader at the Agency, and competence is sorely missed at State.
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Watch Christian Whiton (@ChristianWhiton) discuss Rex Tillerson’s departure from the State Department on Fox Business:

Turmoil at the Trump White House concerning?
Banner Public Affairs senior vice president Christian Whiton on the turmoil within the Trump administration.
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Listen to Harry Kazianis (@GrecianFomrula) on The Marc Cox Show discuss staff turnover in the Trump administration:

Rex Tillerson Out, Mike Pompeo In | FM NewsTalk 97.1
Harry Kazianis says he believes this move has been coming for months.
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Harry Kazianis (@GrecianFormula) argues that Rex Tillerson’s firing should not be a surprise in The Washington Examiner:

With Rex Tillerson’s departure, Jim Mattis loses an ally
In the turmoil of the Trump administration’s first year, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis could always count on the steady judgment of Rex Tillerson to help him present a united front to the president.
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See Harry Kazianis’ (@GrecianFormula) about what a Secretary of State Pompeo means for the US-China relationship in The South China Morning Post:

Experts applaud Tillerson's firing – and say McMaster could be next
Tillerson was criticised early in his tenure for his comment that he was hoping for a US-China relationship with ‘no conflict’ and ‘win-win cooperation’ – running counter to the hard line Trump had taken with Beijing
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Read Harry Kazianis’ (@GrecianFormula) analysis on why Rex Tillerson was fired in The Christian Science Monitor:

Tillerson fired: Why top diplomat was never a good fit with disruptor-in-chief
Despite his unconventional remaking of the State Department, Rex Tillerson was otherwise too conventional a diplomat. The policy differences were many, not least on Iran, and he may have been insufficiently deferential to the president. Why Mike Pompeo may be more likely to develop a rapport with Tr...
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