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The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
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Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
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COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
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Pentagon denies it seeks to hide future budget information
Information currently public should not be impacted by a legislative proposal, the Defense Department says.
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Lebanese Armed Forces must act against Hezbollah to retain America’s military aid
Lebanon’s military has been unwilling to lift a finger against Hezbollah. The problem is that doing so could spark an internecine conflict. But a lack of action could cut off funding from the United States.
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America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
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Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
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America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
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A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
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Strategic Command boss warns of nuclear ‘point of no return’
The Pentagon alone plans to spend more than $87 billion on nuclear programs in the next five years.
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The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
-
Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
Pentagon denies it seeks to hide future budget information
Information currently public should not be impacted by a legislative proposal, the Defense Department says.
-
Lebanese Armed Forces must act against Hezbollah to retain America’s military aid
Lebanon’s military has been unwilling to lift a finger against Hezbollah. The problem is that doing so could spark an internecine conflict. But a lack of action could cut off funding from the United States.
-
America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
-
Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
-
America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
-
A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
-
Strategic Command boss warns of nuclear ‘point of no return’
The Pentagon alone plans to spend more than $87 billion on nuclear programs in the next five years.
-
The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
-
Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
Pentagon denies it seeks to hide future budget information
Information currently public should not be impacted by a legislative proposal, the Defense Department says.
-
Lebanese Armed Forces must act against Hezbollah to retain America’s military aid
Lebanon’s military has been unwilling to lift a finger against Hezbollah. The problem is that doing so could spark an internecine conflict. But a lack of action could cut off funding from the United States.
-
America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
-
Defense lawmakers shift to ‘paper’ hearings to keep military budget process moving
The Senate Armed Services Committee typically hols numerous hearings throughout the spring in advance of their draft of the national defense authorization bill.
-
America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
-
A fix for the KC-46 is already a year late
Boeing is projected to begin rolling out a fix in 2023-2024.
-
Strategic Command boss warns of nuclear ‘point of no return’
The Pentagon alone plans to spend more than $87 billion on nuclear programs in the next five years.
