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Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
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Ahead of Ballistic Missile Defense Review, MDA’s FY18 plans show flexibility
The Ballistic Missile Defense Review ordered this month by Defense Secretary James Mattis won’t wrap up until the end of the year but the Missile Defense Agency’s fiscal year 2018 budget request shows signs of flexibility ahead of the reviews findings.
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New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
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Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
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Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
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FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
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Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
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Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
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Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
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US Navy’s FY18 budget: Steady as she goes
Judging by the number of ships, aircraft and weapons the Pentagon wants to buy in 2018, there are no significant differences between the Trump administration’s proposed 2018 budget and the plan as laid out in the last Obama administration submission.
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Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
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Ahead of Ballistic Missile Defense Review, MDA’s FY18 plans show flexibility
The Ballistic Missile Defense Review ordered this month by Defense Secretary James Mattis won’t wrap up until the end of the year but the Missile Defense Agency’s fiscal year 2018 budget request shows signs of flexibility ahead of the reviews findings.
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New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
-
Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
-
Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
-
Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
US Navy’s FY18 budget: Steady as she goes
Judging by the number of ships, aircraft and weapons the Pentagon wants to buy in 2018, there are no significant differences between the Trump administration’s proposed 2018 budget and the plan as laid out in the last Obama administration submission.
-
Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
-
Ahead of Ballistic Missile Defense Review, MDA’s FY18 plans show flexibility
The Ballistic Missile Defense Review ordered this month by Defense Secretary James Mattis won’t wrap up until the end of the year but the Missile Defense Agency’s fiscal year 2018 budget request shows signs of flexibility ahead of the reviews findings.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
-
Stayin’ alive: No retirement in sight for the A-10 and U-2
The U-2 and A-10’s retirement are prolonged indefinitely.
-
FY18 budget request cuts $1B from State’s Foreign Military Financing
Allied nations will have less money to spend on U.S. goods.
-
Air Force ups R&D in FY18 budget request, but no big surprises
President Donald Trump’s military buildup hasn’t hit the Air Force yet, with the fiscal year 2018 budget request for the most part conforming to the previous administration’s plans.
-
Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
US Navy’s FY18 budget: Steady as she goes
Judging by the number of ships, aircraft and weapons the Pentagon wants to buy in 2018, there are no significant differences between the Trump administration’s proposed 2018 budget and the plan as laid out in the last Obama administration submission.
