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Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
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Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
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US Air Force meets its goal to shave a century off its weapons development schedules
Now comes the real challenge: making sure these programs stick to their quicker timelines.
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Trump may bypass Congress to sell bombs to Saudi Arabia, senators warn
Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned that President Trump may soon push through an arms sale to Saudi Arabia in a way that prevents Congress from blocking it.
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Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
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Senate authorizers approve Space Force but switch up its organizational structure
The proposal focuses on reducing the bureaucracy of creating a new space service.
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Senate panel advances Trump’s military budget boost with tough road ahead
Senate Armed Services Committee members have unveiled details of their $750 billion budget plan.
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Skyborg details revealed | Defense News Minute, May 23rd, 2019
Find out the details on how the Air Force wants to use wingman drones.
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The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
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US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
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Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
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Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
US Air Force meets its goal to shave a century off its weapons development schedules
Now comes the real challenge: making sure these programs stick to their quicker timelines.
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Trump may bypass Congress to sell bombs to Saudi Arabia, senators warn
Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned that President Trump may soon push through an arms sale to Saudi Arabia in a way that prevents Congress from blocking it.
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Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
-
Senate authorizers approve Space Force but switch up its organizational structure
The proposal focuses on reducing the bureaucracy of creating a new space service.
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Senate panel advances Trump’s military budget boost with tough road ahead
Senate Armed Services Committee members have unveiled details of their $750 billion budget plan.
-
Skyborg details revealed | Defense News Minute, May 23rd, 2019
Find out the details on how the Air Force wants to use wingman drones.
-
The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
-
US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
-
Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
-
Senate moves toward putting $300 million and more teeth to fix base housing woes
Tenants bill of rights and $300 million to beef up government personnel in housing offices on bases are among the provisions.
-
US Air Force meets its goal to shave a century off its weapons development schedules
Now comes the real challenge: making sure these programs stick to their quicker timelines.
-
Trump may bypass Congress to sell bombs to Saudi Arabia, senators warn
Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned that President Trump may soon push through an arms sale to Saudi Arabia in a way that prevents Congress from blocking it.
-
Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
-
Senate authorizers approve Space Force but switch up its organizational structure
The proposal focuses on reducing the bureaucracy of creating a new space service.
-
Senate panel advances Trump’s military budget boost with tough road ahead
Senate Armed Services Committee members have unveiled details of their $750 billion budget plan.
-
Skyborg details revealed | Defense News Minute, May 23rd, 2019
Find out the details on how the Air Force wants to use wingman drones.
-
The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
-
US Army picks 5 companies to study Stryker weapon system integration
The Army has awarded five integration design study contracts for a Stryker 30mm cannon weapon system.
