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A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
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US Senate votes down $50B defense infrastructure boost
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday rejected a Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to Democrats’ budget resolution.
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Sasha Baker tapped for lead policy role at Pentagon
President Joe Biden will announce White House national security official Sasha Baker as his pick for deputy undersecretary of defense for policy, Defense News has learned.
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Mara Karlin confirmed to lead Pentagon strategy
The Senate has confirmed veteran defense official Mara Karlin to lead Pentagon strategy hours after Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., announced he’d lifted a procedural hold on the nomination over China policy concerns.
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Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
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Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
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Proponents of $50 billion defense infrastructure amendment weigh back-up plan
A Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to the bipartisan infrastructure legislation faces headwinds in the Senate, with proponents already discussing their backup plans.
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After latest flight test failure, US Air Force hopes to keep first hypersonic missile on track for production
The AGM-183A program still needs to complete booster and all-up round flight testing before the Air Force will approve production of the new hypersonic weapon.
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Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
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A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
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US Senate votes down $50B defense infrastructure boost
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday rejected a Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to Democrats’ budget resolution.
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Sasha Baker tapped for lead policy role at Pentagon
President Joe Biden will announce White House national security official Sasha Baker as his pick for deputy undersecretary of defense for policy, Defense News has learned.
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Mara Karlin confirmed to lead Pentagon strategy
The Senate has confirmed veteran defense official Mara Karlin to lead Pentagon strategy hours after Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., announced he’d lifted a procedural hold on the nomination over China policy concerns.
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Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
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Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
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Proponents of $50 billion defense infrastructure amendment weigh back-up plan
A Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to the bipartisan infrastructure legislation faces headwinds in the Senate, with proponents already discussing their backup plans.
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After latest flight test failure, US Air Force hopes to keep first hypersonic missile on track for production
The AGM-183A program still needs to complete booster and all-up round flight testing before the Air Force will approve production of the new hypersonic weapon.
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Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
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A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
-
US Senate votes down $50B defense infrastructure boost
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday rejected a Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to Democrats’ budget resolution.
-
Sasha Baker tapped for lead policy role at Pentagon
President Joe Biden will announce White House national security official Sasha Baker as his pick for deputy undersecretary of defense for policy, Defense News has learned.
-
Mara Karlin confirmed to lead Pentagon strategy
The Senate has confirmed veteran defense official Mara Karlin to lead Pentagon strategy hours after Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., announced he’d lifted a procedural hold on the nomination over China policy concerns.
-
Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
-
Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
-
Proponents of $50 billion defense infrastructure amendment weigh back-up plan
A Republican proposal to add $50 billion in defense infrastructure spending to the bipartisan infrastructure legislation faces headwinds in the Senate, with proponents already discussing their backup plans.
-
After latest flight test failure, US Air Force hopes to keep first hypersonic missile on track for production
The AGM-183A program still needs to complete booster and all-up round flight testing before the Air Force will approve production of the new hypersonic weapon.
-
Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
