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Bombs bursting everywhere: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for July 1, 2019: Senate NDAA, Iran tensions, Democratic primary debate #1, July 4th controversies.
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Senate shoots down attempt to curb Trump’s Iran war powers
The Senate’s Republican majority defeated a war authorization measure Friday meant to bar President Donald Trump from launching a military strike against Iran without Congress’s permission.
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US Senate passes its defense policy bill 86-8, setting up fight with House
The GOP-controlled Senate passed its FY20 NDAA, teeing up fights with Democrats over its top-line, America’s nuclear arsenal and President Donald Trump’s war powers.
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Deal to move defense bill lets 2020 candidates vote on Iran
The Senate found a novel way to advance the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
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Senate advances bill to push back on Trump’s Saudi arms sales
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has advanced new restrictions on the president’s ability to use emergency authorities to sell arms without congressional approval.
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Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
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McConnell open to Iran war authorization vote
A vote meant to require Congress to approve military action against Iran is a step closer to reality.
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Will foreign sales save the Chinook production line?
The Army hopes to mint more deals for the Chinook abroad to make up for cuts of the latest variant’s planned production total. But will it be enough?
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Senate set to sidestep Iran fight as defense bill advances
The Senate looks ready to shut down debate over President Donald Trump’s war authorization as tension escalates between the U.S. and Iran.
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Bombs bursting everywhere: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for July 1, 2019: Senate NDAA, Iran tensions, Democratic primary debate #1, July 4th controversies.
-
Senate shoots down attempt to curb Trump’s Iran war powers
The Senate’s Republican majority defeated a war authorization measure Friday meant to bar President Donald Trump from launching a military strike against Iran without Congress’s permission.
-
US Senate passes its defense policy bill 86-8, setting up fight with House
The GOP-controlled Senate passed its FY20 NDAA, teeing up fights with Democrats over its top-line, America’s nuclear arsenal and President Donald Trump’s war powers.
-
Deal to move defense bill lets 2020 candidates vote on Iran
The Senate found a novel way to advance the National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
-
Senate advances bill to push back on Trump’s Saudi arms sales
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has advanced new restrictions on the president’s ability to use emergency authorities to sell arms without congressional approval.
-
Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
-
McConnell open to Iran war authorization vote
A vote meant to require Congress to approve military action against Iran is a step closer to reality.
-
Will foreign sales save the Chinook production line?
The Army hopes to mint more deals for the Chinook abroad to make up for cuts of the latest variant’s planned production total. But will it be enough?
-
Senate set to sidestep Iran fight as defense bill advances
The Senate looks ready to shut down debate over President Donald Trump’s war authorization as tension escalates between the U.S. and Iran.
-
Bombs bursting everywhere: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for July 1, 2019: Senate NDAA, Iran tensions, Democratic primary debate #1, July 4th controversies.
-
Senate shoots down attempt to curb Trump’s Iran war powers
The Senate’s Republican majority defeated a war authorization measure Friday meant to bar President Donald Trump from launching a military strike against Iran without Congress’s permission.
-
US Senate passes its defense policy bill 86-8, setting up fight with House
The GOP-controlled Senate passed its FY20 NDAA, teeing up fights with Democrats over its top-line, America’s nuclear arsenal and President Donald Trump’s war powers.
-
Deal to move defense bill lets 2020 candidates vote on Iran
The Senate found a novel way to advance the National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Air Force pushes back on House lawmakers’ B-52 engine replacement concerns
The Air Force’s top acquisition official tells Defense News that House lawmakers’ concerns about the current acquisition strategy is a “misunderstanding” of what the service is seeking to do.
-
Senate advances bill to push back on Trump’s Saudi arms sales
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has advanced new restrictions on the president’s ability to use emergency authorities to sell arms without congressional approval.
-
Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
-
McConnell open to Iran war authorization vote
A vote meant to require Congress to approve military action against Iran is a step closer to reality.
-
Will foreign sales save the Chinook production line?
The Army hopes to mint more deals for the Chinook abroad to make up for cuts of the latest variant’s planned production total. But will it be enough?
-
Senate set to sidestep Iran fight as defense bill advances
The Senate looks ready to shut down debate over President Donald Trump’s war authorization as tension escalates between the U.S. and Iran.
