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What’s a few billion among friends: PODCAST
Political fallout shelter for the week of March 18, 2019. The White House defense budget plan for fiscal 2020, VA budget, Avengers: Endgame trailer analysis.
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Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
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Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
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Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
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Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
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House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
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Here’s how much money the Defense Department wants for its trio of new space organizations
Out of the Space Force, U.S. Space Command or the Space Development Agency, which organization is set to get the most money in fiscal 2020? The answer may surprise you.
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US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
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Smith: Trim budget fat in America’s nuclear triad
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith says he’s open to cutting back quantities of nuclear arms instead of one leg of the nation’s nuclear triad.
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US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
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What’s a few billion among friends: PODCAST
Political fallout shelter for the week of March 18, 2019. The White House defense budget plan for fiscal 2020, VA budget, Avengers: Endgame trailer analysis.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
-
House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
-
Here’s how much money the Defense Department wants for its trio of new space organizations
Out of the Space Force, U.S. Space Command or the Space Development Agency, which organization is set to get the most money in fiscal 2020? The answer may surprise you.
-
US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
-
Smith: Trim budget fat in America’s nuclear triad
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith says he’s open to cutting back quantities of nuclear arms instead of one leg of the nation’s nuclear triad.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
-
What’s a few billion among friends: PODCAST
Political fallout shelter for the week of March 18, 2019. The White House defense budget plan for fiscal 2020, VA budget, Avengers: Endgame trailer analysis.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
Inhofe not on board with plans to shutter aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman
Plans to decommission the Truman are struggling on Capitol Hill.
-
Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
-
Air Force to buy handful of light-attack planes, but will a bigger program follow?
The service will buy a couple of AT-6s and A-29s for further demos, says the service’s top general.
-
House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
-
Here’s how much money the Defense Department wants for its trio of new space organizations
Out of the Space Force, U.S. Space Command or the Space Development Agency, which organization is set to get the most money in fiscal 2020? The answer may surprise you.
-
US Air Force asks for $35 million in new budget for light-attack experiment
The Air Force wants to look more broadly at what industry could provide, as well as study what international partners would commit to buy.
-
Smith: Trim budget fat in America’s nuclear triad
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith says he’s open to cutting back quantities of nuclear arms instead of one leg of the nation’s nuclear triad.
-
US Air Force’s 2020 budget hones in on readiness, emerging tech
The service invested heavily on future aircraft development like the B-21 bomber and its next-generation fighter jet.
