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Let Pentagon carry over FY18 budget boost so money isn’t wasted, key lawmaker says
A top defense appropriator wants to waive Congress’ use-it-or-lose-it rules to let the military use its fiscal 2018 funding boost in next year’s budget, too, arguing there isn’t enough time to efficiently spend the money.
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Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
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Protect State Department funding, key lawmakers say
The top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee is urging House appropriators to fund the State Department for 2018 at least as much as they did for 2017.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
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American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
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Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
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Air Force budget calls for more planes, drones — and a lot more bombs
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 calls for increasing the number of F-35As, KC-46 tankers, MQ-9 Reapers, and rebuilding its stockpile of precision-guided munitions such as the Hellfire missile and Joint Directed Attack Munition.
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The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
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New budget request includes at least $1.4 billion more for C4ISR systems
The Department of Defense would spend an additional $1 billion on C4ISR systems in fiscal 2019, according to the president’s budget request released Feb. 12
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Let Pentagon carry over FY18 budget boost so money isn’t wasted, key lawmaker says
A top defense appropriator wants to waive Congress’ use-it-or-lose-it rules to let the military use its fiscal 2018 funding boost in next year’s budget, too, arguing there isn’t enough time to efficiently spend the money.
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Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
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Protect State Department funding, key lawmakers say
The top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee is urging House appropriators to fund the State Department for 2018 at least as much as they did for 2017.
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Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
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How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
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American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
-
Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
-
Air Force budget calls for more planes, drones — and a lot more bombs
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 calls for increasing the number of F-35As, KC-46 tankers, MQ-9 Reapers, and rebuilding its stockpile of precision-guided munitions such as the Hellfire missile and Joint Directed Attack Munition.
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The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
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New budget request includes at least $1.4 billion more for C4ISR systems
The Department of Defense would spend an additional $1 billion on C4ISR systems in fiscal 2019, according to the president’s budget request released Feb. 12
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Let Pentagon carry over FY18 budget boost so money isn’t wasted, key lawmaker says
A top defense appropriator wants to waive Congress’ use-it-or-lose-it rules to let the military use its fiscal 2018 funding boost in next year’s budget, too, arguing there isn’t enough time to efficiently spend the money.
-
Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
-
Protect State Department funding, key lawmakers say
The top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee is urging House appropriators to fund the State Department for 2018 at least as much as they did for 2017.
-
Here’s where the Pentagon wants to invest in artificial intelligence in 2019
The Department of Defense’s fiscal 2019 budget request offers a glimpse into how military leaders see the role of artificial intelligence.
-
How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
-
American funding to deter Russia may not grow next year, Mattis says
The European Deterrence Initiative is not guaranteed to increase in funding next year, despite three years of growth.
-
Pentagon 2019 budget: Here’s what the military wants to buy
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget request includes planes, ships, trucks and many, many bombs.
-
Air Force budget calls for more planes, drones — and a lot more bombs
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 calls for increasing the number of F-35As, KC-46 tankers, MQ-9 Reapers, and rebuilding its stockpile of precision-guided munitions such as the Hellfire missile and Joint Directed Attack Munition.
-
The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
-
New budget request includes at least $1.4 billion more for C4ISR systems
The Department of Defense would spend an additional $1 billion on C4ISR systems in fiscal 2019, according to the president’s budget request released Feb. 12
