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Biden returns $26M in border wall money to Norfolk Naval Shipyard
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia, will use the $26 million to address numerous safety violations in one of its buildings.
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Air Force would contribute bulk of new cyber mission force teams
The Air Force would provide nearly half of 14 additional cyber mission force teams under a proposed two-year phased approach.
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Lockheed says global demand for F-35 remains strong despite uncertainty over US Air Force plans
The company’s optimism stands in sharp contrast to a rising tide of criticism regarding the F-35′s cost relative to its capabilities.
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House Democrats pitch $1.5 trillion discretionary spending level amid internal discord
The resolution will let the House Appropriations Committee begin drafting its spending bills in the meantime, before markups begin in the coming weeks.
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US Army sets timeline to design new long-range weapon
After an FY22 competitive shoot-off, the Army will kick off development of a long-range precision munition for its future aviation fleet.
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FY22 shipbuilding budget could do more to pave the way for US Navy fleet transformation, experts say
The fiscal 2022 shipbuilding budget was never going to kick off a shipbuilding renaissance to transform the U.S. Navy into its envisioned future fleet design. But experts argue it could have done a lot more to get ready for the upcoming wave of shipbuilding.
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House tees up war authorization repeal while Senate waits on White House
The House plans to vote on a repeal of the Iraq-focused 2002 war authorization this week, but similar legislation is on a slower track on the other side of the Capitol.
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Space Command asks Congress for $67 million to achieve full operational capability
The requested funding is on the command’s unfunded priority list, an annual wish list of spending not included in the budget proposal.
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2 combatant command budgets left out funding for JADC2 international collaboration tool
The unfunded priority lists for INDOPACOM and EUCOM show the combatant commands are missing key funds for international collaboration for Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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US Navy’s light amphibious warship no longer on track for 2022 contract award
The U.S. Navy’s Light Amphibious Warship program is still on track for a fiscal 2022 start of construction, despite the program not appearing in the shipbuilding plan in the FY22 budget request, Navy officials told Defense News.
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Biden returns $26M in border wall money to Norfolk Naval Shipyard
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia, will use the $26 million to address numerous safety violations in one of its buildings.
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Air Force would contribute bulk of new cyber mission force teams
The Air Force would provide nearly half of 14 additional cyber mission force teams under a proposed two-year phased approach.
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Lockheed says global demand for F-35 remains strong despite uncertainty over US Air Force plans
The company’s optimism stands in sharp contrast to a rising tide of criticism regarding the F-35′s cost relative to its capabilities.
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House Democrats pitch $1.5 trillion discretionary spending level amid internal discord
The resolution will let the House Appropriations Committee begin drafting its spending bills in the meantime, before markups begin in the coming weeks.
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US Army sets timeline to design new long-range weapon
After an FY22 competitive shoot-off, the Army will kick off development of a long-range precision munition for its future aviation fleet.
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FY22 shipbuilding budget could do more to pave the way for US Navy fleet transformation, experts say
The fiscal 2022 shipbuilding budget was never going to kick off a shipbuilding renaissance to transform the U.S. Navy into its envisioned future fleet design. But experts argue it could have done a lot more to get ready for the upcoming wave of shipbuilding.
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House tees up war authorization repeal while Senate waits on White House
The House plans to vote on a repeal of the Iraq-focused 2002 war authorization this week, but similar legislation is on a slower track on the other side of the Capitol.
-
Space Command asks Congress for $67 million to achieve full operational capability
The requested funding is on the command’s unfunded priority list, an annual wish list of spending not included in the budget proposal.
-
2 combatant command budgets left out funding for JADC2 international collaboration tool
The unfunded priority lists for INDOPACOM and EUCOM show the combatant commands are missing key funds for international collaboration for Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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US Navy’s light amphibious warship no longer on track for 2022 contract award
The U.S. Navy’s Light Amphibious Warship program is still on track for a fiscal 2022 start of construction, despite the program not appearing in the shipbuilding plan in the FY22 budget request, Navy officials told Defense News.
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Biden returns $26M in border wall money to Norfolk Naval Shipyard
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia, will use the $26 million to address numerous safety violations in one of its buildings.
-
Air Force would contribute bulk of new cyber mission force teams
The Air Force would provide nearly half of 14 additional cyber mission force teams under a proposed two-year phased approach.
-
Lockheed says global demand for F-35 remains strong despite uncertainty over US Air Force plans
The company’s optimism stands in sharp contrast to a rising tide of criticism regarding the F-35′s cost relative to its capabilities.
-
House Democrats pitch $1.5 trillion discretionary spending level amid internal discord
The resolution will let the House Appropriations Committee begin drafting its spending bills in the meantime, before markups begin in the coming weeks.
-
US Army sets timeline to design new long-range weapon
After an FY22 competitive shoot-off, the Army will kick off development of a long-range precision munition for its future aviation fleet.
-
FY22 shipbuilding budget could do more to pave the way for US Navy fleet transformation, experts say
The fiscal 2022 shipbuilding budget was never going to kick off a shipbuilding renaissance to transform the U.S. Navy into its envisioned future fleet design. But experts argue it could have done a lot more to get ready for the upcoming wave of shipbuilding.
-
House tees up war authorization repeal while Senate waits on White House
The House plans to vote on a repeal of the Iraq-focused 2002 war authorization this week, but similar legislation is on a slower track on the other side of the Capitol.
-
Space Command asks Congress for $67 million to achieve full operational capability
The requested funding is on the command’s unfunded priority list, an annual wish list of spending not included in the budget proposal.
-
2 combatant command budgets left out funding for JADC2 international collaboration tool
The unfunded priority lists for INDOPACOM and EUCOM show the combatant commands are missing key funds for international collaboration for Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
US Navy’s light amphibious warship no longer on track for 2022 contract award
The U.S. Navy’s Light Amphibious Warship program is still on track for a fiscal 2022 start of construction, despite the program not appearing in the shipbuilding plan in the FY22 budget request, Navy officials told Defense News.
