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Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
It’s unclear if she can deliver, as House Republicans vow to scale back Ukraine aid if they win the elections and progressives push for Russia diplomacy.
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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
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America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
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US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
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Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
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Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
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Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
It’s unclear if she can deliver, as House Republicans vow to scale back Ukraine aid if they win the elections and progressives push for Russia diplomacy.
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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
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America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
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US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
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Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
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Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
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Pelosi vows more Ukraine aid amid brewing congressional fight
It’s unclear if she can deliver, as House Republicans vow to scale back Ukraine aid if they win the elections and progressives push for Russia diplomacy.
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
-
America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
-
Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
-
US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
-
Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
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Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
