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Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
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Congress to withhold funding for Army’s indirect fire protection system until it delivers plan
The Army won’t be able to proceed in earnest with both its interim and enduring capability to defense against indirect fire until it delivers a strategy and assessment to Congress.
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Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
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Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
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US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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May the Space Force be with you. Here’s what we know about the US military’s newest service
Trump signed the establishment of a Space Force into law on Dec. 20.
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Open Skies Treaty to get protections even as Trump considers an exit
Trump is expected to sign a defense policy bill the includes an Open Skies Treaty oversight measure.
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The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
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Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
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Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
-
Congress to withhold funding for Army’s indirect fire protection system until it delivers plan
The Army won’t be able to proceed in earnest with both its interim and enduring capability to defense against indirect fire until it delivers a strategy and assessment to Congress.
-
Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
-
Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
-
US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
-
May the Space Force be with you. Here’s what we know about the US military’s newest service
Trump signed the establishment of a Space Force into law on Dec. 20.
-
Open Skies Treaty to get protections even as Trump considers an exit
Trump is expected to sign a defense policy bill the includes an Open Skies Treaty oversight measure.
-
The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
-
Pentagon finally gets its 2020 budget from Congress
Trump expected to sign FY20 defense spending.
-
Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
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Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
-
Congress to withhold funding for Army’s indirect fire protection system until it delivers plan
The Army won’t be able to proceed in earnest with both its interim and enduring capability to defense against indirect fire until it delivers a strategy and assessment to Congress.
-
Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
-
Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
-
US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
-
May the Space Force be with you. Here’s what we know about the US military’s newest service
Trump signed the establishment of a Space Force into law on Dec. 20.
-
Open Skies Treaty to get protections even as Trump considers an exit
Trump is expected to sign a defense policy bill the includes an Open Skies Treaty oversight measure.
-
The Pentagon’s revolving door: Three in, five out
The Senate has confirmed the Pentagon’s No. 3 civilian.
-
Pentagon finally gets its 2020 budget from Congress
Trump expected to sign FY20 defense spending.
-
Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
