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Thornberry on overseas priorities, funding and advice to his successor
The House and Senate are expected to reconcile their respective versions of the fiscal 2021 National Defense Authorization Act, but not before the outcome of the Nov. 3 elections, according to House Armed Services Committee ranking member Mac Thornberry, R-Texas.
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The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
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Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
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The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
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Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
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With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
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Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
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Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
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To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
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Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
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Thornberry on overseas priorities, funding and advice to his successor
The House and Senate are expected to reconcile their respective versions of the fiscal 2021 National Defense Authorization Act, but not before the outcome of the Nov. 3 elections, according to House Armed Services Committee ranking member Mac Thornberry, R-Texas.
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The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
-
Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
-
The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
-
Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
-
Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
-
To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
-
Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
-
Thornberry on overseas priorities, funding and advice to his successor
The House and Senate are expected to reconcile their respective versions of the fiscal 2021 National Defense Authorization Act, but not before the outcome of the Nov. 3 elections, according to House Armed Services Committee ranking member Mac Thornberry, R-Texas.
-
The new US Air Force chief has a reputation of only asking for what he needs. He’s going to need a lot.
Gen. CQ Brown’s colleagues call him a “quiet giant” with a Rolodex as long as his list of appointments overseas. But does he have the ability to revolutionize the Air Force before it’s too late?
-
Budget dysfunction threatens delays to US Navy’s Columbia program
Barring congressional action, a stopgap spending measure would inject delays into the Columbia-class submarine program.
-
The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
-
Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
-
Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
-
To keep up with our competitors, America must boost shipbuilding
We need to dramatically build up our Navy beyond 355 ships to ensure that the American-led free world can continue.
-
Funding for naval drones in the NDAA will encourage innovation
Fielding unmanned maritime systems will ensure continued U.S. naval dominance and support the industrial base. Unfortunately, Congress is considering disrupting funding to the research and development of this technology.
