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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
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US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
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A flat budget will prove fatal for military transformation
Policymakers should accept that the need for new, leap-ahead weapons systems is an additional burden on the Pentagon, unable to be met through rearranging programs under a flat budget.
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Stealing from war widows: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for 5/27: Disaster aid bill, military housing problems, the military widows tax and Memorial Day reflections.
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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
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Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
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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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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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Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
-
US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
-
A flat budget will prove fatal for military transformation
Policymakers should accept that the need for new, leap-ahead weapons systems is an additional burden on the Pentagon, unable to be met through rearranging programs under a flat budget.
-
Stealing from war widows: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for 5/27: Disaster aid bill, military housing problems, the military widows tax and Memorial Day reflections.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Senators push for US Army to fully own terminal missile defense system
Will the Army get full ownership of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System? Some senators want it to happen.
-
US lawmakers hope to block Trump’s Saudi arms sale push
Calls are mounting on Capitol Hill to check the president when it comes to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Yemen.
-
A flat budget will prove fatal for military transformation
Policymakers should accept that the need for new, leap-ahead weapons systems is an additional burden on the Pentagon, unable to be met through rearranging programs under a flat budget.
-
Stealing from war widows: PODCAST
Defense Nerds podcast for 5/27: Disaster aid bill, military housing problems, the military widows tax and Memorial Day reflections.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
Disaster aid for Tyndall, Offutt and Lejeune tripped at the finish line by immigration politics
Immigration politics thwarted passage of a disaster aid deal that contains nearly $3 billion for storm-stricken military facilities.
-
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.
-
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.
