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Senate defense bill could tackle Iran, border wall and Saudis ― but don’t count on it
How many of the 600 amendments to the 2020 defense policy bill will be debated?
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The US Navy’s new frigate program is careening toward a roadblock
Congressional protectionism could torpedo much of the U.S. Navy’s progress on FFG(X).
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How the Pentagon can save over $1.2 trillion
Nukes and military efforts in space are some of the areas targeted by a new report.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
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US House to vote on low-yield nukes and transgender troops this week
The Trump administration’s limits on transgender service members and new low-yield nuclear weapons are up for debate this week over 2020 spending legislation.
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House panel advances $733B defense budget bill over GOP objections
In a break with tradition, most Republicans on the panel opposed the measure over concerns about funding totals.
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Lawmakers push and pull over $750B defense policy bill NDAA top line at HASC markup
Partisan sparring over the defense budget’s size shows headwinds for the bill that could fund the military.
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Smith seeks bipartisan balance for first defense policy bill
Can lawmakers agree on nuclear policy, border security and defense funding?
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Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
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House panel worries about Navy’s at-sea network
The House Armed Services Committee wants to fence off about 15 percent of the Navy’s funding for its advanced at-sea network until the service answers questions about the program’s cybersecurity.
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Senate defense bill could tackle Iran, border wall and Saudis ― but don’t count on it
How many of the 600 amendments to the 2020 defense policy bill will be debated?
-
The US Navy’s new frigate program is careening toward a roadblock
Congressional protectionism could torpedo much of the U.S. Navy’s progress on FFG(X).
-
How the Pentagon can save over $1.2 trillion
Nukes and military efforts in space are some of the areas targeted by a new report.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
US House to vote on low-yield nukes and transgender troops this week
The Trump administration’s limits on transgender service members and new low-yield nuclear weapons are up for debate this week over 2020 spending legislation.
-
House panel advances $733B defense budget bill over GOP objections
In a break with tradition, most Republicans on the panel opposed the measure over concerns about funding totals.
-
Lawmakers push and pull over $750B defense policy bill NDAA top line at HASC markup
Partisan sparring over the defense budget’s size shows headwinds for the bill that could fund the military.
-
Smith seeks bipartisan balance for first defense policy bill
Can lawmakers agree on nuclear policy, border security and defense funding?
-
Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
-
House panel worries about Navy’s at-sea network
The House Armed Services Committee wants to fence off about 15 percent of the Navy’s funding for its advanced at-sea network until the service answers questions about the program’s cybersecurity.
-
Senate defense bill could tackle Iran, border wall and Saudis ― but don’t count on it
How many of the 600 amendments to the 2020 defense policy bill will be debated?
-
The US Navy’s new frigate program is careening toward a roadblock
Congressional protectionism could torpedo much of the U.S. Navy’s progress on FFG(X).
-
How the Pentagon can save over $1.2 trillion
Nukes and military efforts in space are some of the areas targeted by a new report.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
US House to vote on low-yield nukes and transgender troops this week
The Trump administration’s limits on transgender service members and new low-yield nuclear weapons are up for debate this week over 2020 spending legislation.
-
House panel advances $733B defense budget bill over GOP objections
In a break with tradition, most Republicans on the panel opposed the measure over concerns about funding totals.
-
Lawmakers push and pull over $750B defense policy bill NDAA top line at HASC markup
Partisan sparring over the defense budget’s size shows headwinds for the bill that could fund the military.
-
Smith seeks bipartisan balance for first defense policy bill
Can lawmakers agree on nuclear policy, border security and defense funding?
-
Can the Army innovate on a traditional budget?
The technology sector embraces failure and iteration without crisis — skills Pentagon acquisitions might want to learn.
-
House panel worries about Navy’s at-sea network
The House Armed Services Committee wants to fence off about 15 percent of the Navy’s funding for its advanced at-sea network until the service answers questions about the program’s cybersecurity.
