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Liz Cheney: Republicans have a ‘red line’ on Biden’s defense budget
How will Democrats and Republicans come together on defense?
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Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
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Bernie Sanders wants to cut defense spending. Not all Democrats agree.
The left-leaning chairman of the Senate Budget Committee is once again asking you to think about cuts to defense spending.
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Congress can’t ‘take foot off the gas’ on DoD electronic warfare
Some members of Congress are frustrated with what they describe as a lack of focus on electronic warfare at the DoD.
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Reed prioritizing China deterrence fund, comms and unmanned ships
Securing Pacific Deterrence Initiative funding to deter China militarily will “remain a priority” of Senate Armed Sources Committee Chair Jack Reed for the upcoming defense policy bill, the panel’s chairman said Tuesday.
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Comptroller, intel nominees cruise through hearing amid supply chain questions
Mike McCord and Ronald Moultrie should face little opposition in their nomination processes, based on their recent hearing.
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House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
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Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
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US military power comes from more than just the defense budget
The size of the U.S. economy is what enables this country to spend as much as it does on defense. Investments that promote economic growth therefore also affect the level of defense spending the United States can afford in the future.
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Bill seeks to bolster National Guard’s role in cyber response
A new bill aims to improve governors’ ability to decide when and how to deploy their state’s National Guard to respond to cyber threats.
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Liz Cheney: Republicans have a ‘red line’ on Biden’s defense budget
How will Democrats and Republicans come together on defense?
-
Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
-
Bernie Sanders wants to cut defense spending. Not all Democrats agree.
The left-leaning chairman of the Senate Budget Committee is once again asking you to think about cuts to defense spending.
-
Congress can’t ‘take foot off the gas’ on DoD electronic warfare
Some members of Congress are frustrated with what they describe as a lack of focus on electronic warfare at the DoD.
-
Reed prioritizing China deterrence fund, comms and unmanned ships
Securing Pacific Deterrence Initiative funding to deter China militarily will “remain a priority” of Senate Armed Sources Committee Chair Jack Reed for the upcoming defense policy bill, the panel’s chairman said Tuesday.
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Comptroller, intel nominees cruise through hearing amid supply chain questions
Mike McCord and Ronald Moultrie should face little opposition in their nomination processes, based on their recent hearing.
-
House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US military power comes from more than just the defense budget
The size of the U.S. economy is what enables this country to spend as much as it does on defense. Investments that promote economic growth therefore also affect the level of defense spending the United States can afford in the future.
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Bill seeks to bolster National Guard’s role in cyber response
A new bill aims to improve governors’ ability to decide when and how to deploy their state’s National Guard to respond to cyber threats.
-
Liz Cheney: Republicans have a ‘red line’ on Biden’s defense budget
How will Democrats and Republicans come together on defense?
-
Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
-
Bernie Sanders wants to cut defense spending. Not all Democrats agree.
The left-leaning chairman of the Senate Budget Committee is once again asking you to think about cuts to defense spending.
-
Congress can’t ‘take foot off the gas’ on DoD electronic warfare
Some members of Congress are frustrated with what they describe as a lack of focus on electronic warfare at the DoD.
-
Reed prioritizing China deterrence fund, comms and unmanned ships
Securing Pacific Deterrence Initiative funding to deter China militarily will “remain a priority” of Senate Armed Sources Committee Chair Jack Reed for the upcoming defense policy bill, the panel’s chairman said Tuesday.
-
Comptroller, intel nominees cruise through hearing amid supply chain questions
Mike McCord and Ronald Moultrie should face little opposition in their nomination processes, based on their recent hearing.
-
House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
-
Air Force once again asks Congress to let it mothball oldest RQ-4 Global Hawk drones
The service wants to push funds from the Global Hawk program into a “penetrating ISR capability.”
-
US military power comes from more than just the defense budget
The size of the U.S. economy is what enables this country to spend as much as it does on defense. Investments that promote economic growth therefore also affect the level of defense spending the United States can afford in the future.
-
Bill seeks to bolster National Guard’s role in cyber response
A new bill aims to improve governors’ ability to decide when and how to deploy their state’s National Guard to respond to cyber threats.
