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Congress could slow funding for cyber battlefield tool
The Cyber Situational Understanding program loses $12 million in the NDAA.
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Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
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Trump’s latest veto threat over defense bill takes aim at Republican ally
President Trump has doubled down on his threat to veto the annual defense policy bill with a pair of late-night tweets that called out the Republican Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
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The Air Force wanted to mothball over 100 planes. Here’s what Congress says it will permit.
Lawmakers saved the A-10 and the RQ-4 Global Hawk (again). And there’s more …
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Congress directs DoD to build interim homeland missile defense interceptor
The Missile Defense Agency is racing toward a competition to develop a Next-Generation Interceptor and a regional defense underlay for homeland missile defense, but Congress has other plans.
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Congress seeks shake-up in electromagnetic spectrum operations
The FY21 NDAA is requiring the secretary of defense to transfer electromagnetic spectrum operations responsibilities away from the commander of Strategic Command.
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Congress advances defense bill, bucking Trump’s veto threats
Congress is moving ahead with its annual defense policy bill without repealing a prized legal shield for social media companies, testing President Trump’s threat to veto the bill.
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Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
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Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
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US Army preps to rework modernization priorities if future budget top line drops
If defense budgets see top-line reductions in the future, the Army will have to make tough decisions on its modernization priorities, but will do what it can to preserve the most critical, according to the Army G-8 chief.
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Congress could slow funding for cyber battlefield tool
The Cyber Situational Understanding program loses $12 million in the NDAA.
-
Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
-
Trump’s latest veto threat over defense bill takes aim at Republican ally
President Trump has doubled down on his threat to veto the annual defense policy bill with a pair of late-night tweets that called out the Republican Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
-
The Air Force wanted to mothball over 100 planes. Here’s what Congress says it will permit.
Lawmakers saved the A-10 and the RQ-4 Global Hawk (again). And there’s more …
-
Congress directs DoD to build interim homeland missile defense interceptor
The Missile Defense Agency is racing toward a competition to develop a Next-Generation Interceptor and a regional defense underlay for homeland missile defense, but Congress has other plans.
-
Congress seeks shake-up in electromagnetic spectrum operations
The FY21 NDAA is requiring the secretary of defense to transfer electromagnetic spectrum operations responsibilities away from the commander of Strategic Command.
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Congress advances defense bill, bucking Trump’s veto threats
Congress is moving ahead with its annual defense policy bill without repealing a prized legal shield for social media companies, testing President Trump’s threat to veto the bill.
-
Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
US Army preps to rework modernization priorities if future budget top line drops
If defense budgets see top-line reductions in the future, the Army will have to make tough decisions on its modernization priorities, but will do what it can to preserve the most critical, according to the Army G-8 chief.
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Congress could slow funding for cyber battlefield tool
The Cyber Situational Understanding program loses $12 million in the NDAA.
-
Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
-
Trump’s latest veto threat over defense bill takes aim at Republican ally
President Trump has doubled down on his threat to veto the annual defense policy bill with a pair of late-night tweets that called out the Republican Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
-
The Air Force wanted to mothball over 100 planes. Here’s what Congress says it will permit.
Lawmakers saved the A-10 and the RQ-4 Global Hawk (again). And there’s more …
-
Congress directs DoD to build interim homeland missile defense interceptor
The Missile Defense Agency is racing toward a competition to develop a Next-Generation Interceptor and a regional defense underlay for homeland missile defense, but Congress has other plans.
-
Congress seeks shake-up in electromagnetic spectrum operations
The FY21 NDAA is requiring the secretary of defense to transfer electromagnetic spectrum operations responsibilities away from the commander of Strategic Command.
-
Congress advances defense bill, bucking Trump’s veto threats
Congress is moving ahead with its annual defense policy bill without repealing a prized legal shield for social media companies, testing President Trump’s threat to veto the bill.
-
Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
US Army preps to rework modernization priorities if future budget top line drops
If defense budgets see top-line reductions in the future, the Army will have to make tough decisions on its modernization priorities, but will do what it can to preserve the most critical, according to the Army G-8 chief.
