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US House panel sends $658.1B DoD spending bill to floor
The House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee approved $658.1 billion in 2018 defense spending on Thursday.
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House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
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Thornberry wins pledge to grow DoD budgets, but will it stick?
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry confirmed Tuesday he secured a commitment from House GOP leaders for 15 percent defense budget growth over three years as part of an emerging budget deal.
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HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
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House lawmakers authorize $103M for A-10 wings to save 3 squadrons from retiring
The House Armed Services Committee has taken its first steps toward preserving three A-10 Warthog squadrons.
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House Armed Services panel unveils $696.5 billion defense authorization bill
The House Armed Services defense policy bill unveiled its $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Monday, which reflects an emerging deal among House Republican leaders but falls short what pro-defense lawmakers sought.
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House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
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House panel takes up $658B defense spending bill
House appropriators plan to consider a proposed $658.1 billion Pentagon spending bill for 2018 made public Sunday, which kicks off a week packed with defense policy and appropriations action on Capitol Hill.
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EU nations to boost joint military equipment acquisition
At a summit in Brussels, 28 European Union leaders agreed to jointly develop or purchase military equipment such as drones.
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US House panel sends $658.1B DoD spending bill to floor
The House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee approved $658.1 billion in 2018 defense spending on Thursday.
-
House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
-
Thornberry wins pledge to grow DoD budgets, but will it stick?
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry confirmed Tuesday he secured a commitment from House GOP leaders for 15 percent defense budget growth over three years as part of an emerging budget deal.
-
HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
-
House lawmakers authorize $103M for A-10 wings to save 3 squadrons from retiring
The House Armed Services Committee has taken its first steps toward preserving three A-10 Warthog squadrons.
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House Armed Services panel unveils $696.5 billion defense authorization bill
The House Armed Services defense policy bill unveiled its $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Monday, which reflects an emerging deal among House Republican leaders but falls short what pro-defense lawmakers sought.
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House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
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House panel takes up $658B defense spending bill
House appropriators plan to consider a proposed $658.1 billion Pentagon spending bill for 2018 made public Sunday, which kicks off a week packed with defense policy and appropriations action on Capitol Hill.
-
EU nations to boost joint military equipment acquisition
At a summit in Brussels, 28 European Union leaders agreed to jointly develop or purchase military equipment such as drones.
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US House panel sends $658.1B DoD spending bill to floor
The House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee approved $658.1 billion in 2018 defense spending on Thursday.
-
House armed services panel overwhelmingly passes FY18 defense policy bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted 60-1 to authorize $696.5 billion for 2018, which adds $21 billion of $31 billion of DoD-requested weapons programs left unfunded by the Trump budget request.
-
Thornberry wins pledge to grow DoD budgets, but will it stick?
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry confirmed Tuesday he secured a commitment from House GOP leaders for 15 percent defense budget growth over three years as part of an emerging budget deal.
-
HASC chairman’s mark calls for foreign weapons sales timelines
The head of the House Armed Services Committee is interested in setting up timelines for foreign weapon sales in an effort to speed up the process.
-
House lawmakers authorize $103M for A-10 wings to save 3 squadrons from retiring
The House Armed Services Committee has taken its first steps toward preserving three A-10 Warthog squadrons.
-
House Armed Services panel unveils $696.5 billion defense authorization bill
The House Armed Services defense policy bill unveiled its $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Monday, which reflects an emerging deal among House Republican leaders but falls short what pro-defense lawmakers sought.
-
House Armed Services Committee wants US Navy to replace its Reserve Hornets
The U.S. Navy Reserve’s F/A-18A+ Hornets are relics of the Reagan era, but the fleet still uses them to play the bad guy in air-to-air combat simulations. Now the House Armed Services Committee wants the U.S. Navy to plan on replacing them, according to a version of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act released Monday.
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House defense bill would give Air Force authority to sole source Huey replacement
The service initially had wanted to sole source a contract to Sikorsky for UH-60 Black Hawks.
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House panel takes up $658B defense spending bill
House appropriators plan to consider a proposed $658.1 billion Pentagon spending bill for 2018 made public Sunday, which kicks off a week packed with defense policy and appropriations action on Capitol Hill.
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EU nations to boost joint military equipment acquisition
At a summit in Brussels, 28 European Union leaders agreed to jointly develop or purchase military equipment such as drones.
