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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
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Top US Air Force general supports proposed F-35 cost constraints
The U.S. Air Force’s top general backs proposed legislation that would cap the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy unless it meets affordability goals for operating and sustaining the jet.
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House lawmakers want to force the Pentagon to lower F-35 sustainment costs in order to buy more aircraft
House lawmakers on Wednesday debated whether to tie the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy to the cost of sustainment.
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Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
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House panel approves $24 billion defense boost
The House Armed Services Committee has endorsed a Republican plan to add nearly $25 billion more than President Joe Biden requested for defense.
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Rogers proposes $25 billion defense plus-up ahead of NDAA markup
In a rebuke to President Joe Biden’s proposed defense budget, a key Republican is recommending $25 billion more in spending for the House’s draft defense policy bill.
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The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
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A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
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Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
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Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Top US Air Force general supports proposed F-35 cost constraints
The U.S. Air Force’s top general backs proposed legislation that would cap the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy unless it meets affordability goals for operating and sustaining the jet.
-
House lawmakers want to force the Pentagon to lower F-35 sustainment costs in order to buy more aircraft
House lawmakers on Wednesday debated whether to tie the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy to the cost of sustainment.
-
Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
House panel approves $24 billion defense boost
The House Armed Services Committee has endorsed a Republican plan to add nearly $25 billion more than President Joe Biden requested for defense.
-
Rogers proposes $25 billion defense plus-up ahead of NDAA markup
In a rebuke to President Joe Biden’s proposed defense budget, a key Republican is recommending $25 billion more in spending for the House’s draft defense policy bill.
-
The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
-
A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
-
Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
-
Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Top US Air Force general supports proposed F-35 cost constraints
The U.S. Air Force’s top general backs proposed legislation that would cap the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy unless it meets affordability goals for operating and sustaining the jet.
-
House lawmakers want to force the Pentagon to lower F-35 sustainment costs in order to buy more aircraft
House lawmakers on Wednesday debated whether to tie the number of F-35s the Defense Department can buy to the cost of sustainment.
-
Defense spending increase, Afghanistan withdrawal dominate debate over defense policy measure
House Armed Services Committee advances 2022 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
House panel approves $24 billion defense boost
The House Armed Services Committee has endorsed a Republican plan to add nearly $25 billion more than President Joe Biden requested for defense.
-
Rogers proposes $25 billion defense plus-up ahead of NDAA markup
In a rebuke to President Joe Biden’s proposed defense budget, a key Republican is recommending $25 billion more in spending for the House’s draft defense policy bill.
-
The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
-
A note to Rep. Luria: Our US Navy is doing fine
A former Pentagon official argues Rep. Elaine Luria is mistaken when she says the Navy is facing unreasonable fiscal and bureaucratic constraints because of the power of the Joint Staff.
-
Defense research forms the foundation for national security. Funding cuts crack it.
As global threats become more complex and frequent, so does our reliance on science and technology to keep them at bay.
-
Senate Dems’ $3.5T budget proposes small increases to defense spending
Senate Democrats on Monday unveiled a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, focused on expanding America’s social safety net, that proposes keeping defense budgets flat through 2031, when adjusted for inflation.
