The defense industry and the US government are inextricably linked
Close examination indicates that in the US, one branch of the bureaucracy buys weapons from another
Andrew Cockburn is Washington editor of Harper’s Magazine.
Close examination indicates that in the US, one branch of the bureaucracy buys weapons from another
The Saudis have poured money into other people’s bomb-making programs
The firm stands free of the embarrassments of over-priced and underperforming programs that burden the record of legacy defense giants
The Caribbean nation is losing the people necessary for a reconstruction of the state
Kyiv knows that manned aircraft won’t make a big difference on the battlefield
Trillions of dollars have flowed through the Pentagon’s war budgets in the last two decades
Why should anyone buy Lockheed Martin’s deficient jet?
Party bosses appear to espouse the betrayal of their base as a core value
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