Joe Gould
Joe Gould was the senior Pentagon reporter for Defense News, covering the intersection of national security policy, politics and the defense industry. He had previously served as Congress reporter.
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Republican budget plan will ‘undermine’ US security, warns Biden admin
The Biden administration is portraying plans from Republicans to gut the federal budget as jeopardizing national security.
Obama Nominates Fanning as US Army Secretary
Statement by the President on the Nomination of Eric Fanning as Secretary of the Army: “Eric brings many years of proven experience and exceptional leadership to this new role.
Industry to Congress: Make a Budget Deal
Five military trade associations are urging Congress to avoid a government shutdown or an extended CR.
Kendall: 'Full-year CR Would Be Devastating'
Defense Department acquisition chief Frank Kendall said a year-long continuing resolution "would be a devastating thing"
Lawmakers Welcome Whistleblowers As DoD Probes Cooked Intel
Amid claims senior military officials altered reports to downplay the strength of Islamic State and al-Qaida's branch in Syria, the House Intelligence Committee's top lawmakers say they welcome whistleblowers from the intelligence community to step forward.
Congress and Budget Chaos, An Infinite Playlist
Several defense think tankers spontaneously matched hit songs to their deep thoughts on the federal budget gridlock in Congress
US Lawmakers Still Wrangling Over Defense Bill
Lawmakers are still in negotiations over the National Defense Authorization Act, the chairmen of the House and Senate armed services committees told reporters yesterday.
Poll: Washington Insiders Expect Full-Year CR
Congress’ budget morass will be solved with a full-year continuing resolution, according to a think thank poll
NGAUS: Specify Emergency Needs
The National Guard's lobbying arm wants the Guard to be required to report what it needs for domestic emergencies
US Army To Issue Ultralight Vehicle RFP Next Year
The Army’s ultralight combat vehicle activities are now called the Ground Mobility Vehicle; an RfP is expected late 2016.
