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‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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A debt limit default looms. Here’s why the Pentagon should be concerned.
A lack of progress on America’s debt ceiling risks an economic meltdown.
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Presentation is key: Why the Pentagon’s budget data needs a makeover
Data is dispersed across PDFs and Excel files, making it difficult to accurately and comprehensively cover the financial tracks of an entire program.
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House takes up progressive-led defense spending cuts this week
House progressives will have a few chances to hold down the defense budget this week, but it’s going to be an uphill fight.
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$1B Iron Dome fund stripped from new continuing resolution
A proposal to send Israel $1 billion for the Iron Dome air defense system has been cut out of a stopgap government funding bill, meant to avoid a government shutdown after Sept. 30, in order to ease its passage in the House.
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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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Joint military drill to kick off in Ukraine as Congress seeks air defense boost for the country
Congress is keen to support Ukraine as the country tries to fill an air and missile defense capability, and lawmakers want to know how the Pentagon can help the ally.
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Congress should authorize and fund supply chain improvements in FY22 legislation
It’s imperative Congress strengthen the Pentagon’s supply chain risk management. Here’s why.
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The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
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Lawmakers set for battle over next-gen nuclear missile
Nuclear modernization opponents and defenders are gearing up to fight again this year over the future ICBM and other efforts.
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‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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A debt limit default looms. Here’s why the Pentagon should be concerned.
A lack of progress on America’s debt ceiling risks an economic meltdown.
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Presentation is key: Why the Pentagon’s budget data needs a makeover
Data is dispersed across PDFs and Excel files, making it difficult to accurately and comprehensively cover the financial tracks of an entire program.
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House takes up progressive-led defense spending cuts this week
House progressives will have a few chances to hold down the defense budget this week, but it’s going to be an uphill fight.
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$1B Iron Dome fund stripped from new continuing resolution
A proposal to send Israel $1 billion for the Iron Dome air defense system has been cut out of a stopgap government funding bill, meant to avoid a government shutdown after Sept. 30, in order to ease its passage in the House.
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SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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Joint military drill to kick off in Ukraine as Congress seeks air defense boost for the country
Congress is keen to support Ukraine as the country tries to fill an air and missile defense capability, and lawmakers want to know how the Pentagon can help the ally.
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Congress should authorize and fund supply chain improvements in FY22 legislation
It’s imperative Congress strengthen the Pentagon’s supply chain risk management. Here’s why.
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The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
-
Lawmakers set for battle over next-gen nuclear missile
Nuclear modernization opponents and defenders are gearing up to fight again this year over the future ICBM and other efforts.
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‘No way around it’: Facing budget cuts, Army braces to fight for modernization
As budget experts caution the Army will see reduced or — at best — flat budgets in the coming years, service officials are readying for a more difficult look at how to cut costs to preserve modernization momentum. This could mean making harder decisions about the future of its inventory or making cuts to reduce…
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A debt limit default looms. Here’s why the Pentagon should be concerned.
A lack of progress on America’s debt ceiling risks an economic meltdown.
-
Presentation is key: Why the Pentagon’s budget data needs a makeover
Data is dispersed across PDFs and Excel files, making it difficult to accurately and comprehensively cover the financial tracks of an entire program.
-
House takes up progressive-led defense spending cuts this week
House progressives will have a few chances to hold down the defense budget this week, but it’s going to be an uphill fight.
-
$1B Iron Dome fund stripped from new continuing resolution
A proposal to send Israel $1 billion for the Iron Dome air defense system has been cut out of a stopgap government funding bill, meant to avoid a government shutdown after Sept. 30, in order to ease its passage in the House.
-
SecAF to Congress: Let us retire aircraft or we can’t beat China
“We will not succeed against a well-resourced and strategic competitor if we insist on keeping every legacy system we have,” Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said Monday.
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Joint military drill to kick off in Ukraine as Congress seeks air defense boost for the country
Congress is keen to support Ukraine as the country tries to fill an air and missile defense capability, and lawmakers want to know how the Pentagon can help the ally.
-
Congress should authorize and fund supply chain improvements in FY22 legislation
It’s imperative Congress strengthen the Pentagon’s supply chain risk management. Here’s why.
-
The peace dividend should go to country, not contractors
The defense industry and its allies in Congress and the Pentagon are inflating the threat of China.
-
Lawmakers set for battle over next-gen nuclear missile
Nuclear modernization opponents and defenders are gearing up to fight again this year over the future ICBM and other efforts.
