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Four friction points to watch in the FY21 defense budget
Congress will receive President Donald Trump’s FY21 budget proposal for the Pentagon and other federal agencies on Monday, but don’t expect it to pass as drafted.
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The Iraq War has cost the US nearly $2 trillion
Even if the U.S. administration decided to leave — or was evicted from — Iraq immediately, the bill of war to the U.S. to date would be an estimated $1.922 trillion in current dollars.
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Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
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Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
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The Pentagon is racing against inflation for military might
The Pentagon isn’t getting the budget increase Mattis and Dunford said it needs. So what now?
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The drive to advance missile defense is there, but there must be funding
Missile defense is not the be-all, end-all. Denying, degrading and destroying enemy missile systems prior to launch must be part of the mix in defending America and its interests.
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US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
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Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
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In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
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Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
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Four friction points to watch in the FY21 defense budget
Congress will receive President Donald Trump’s FY21 budget proposal for the Pentagon and other federal agencies on Monday, but don’t expect it to pass as drafted.
-
The Iraq War has cost the US nearly $2 trillion
Even if the U.S. administration decided to leave — or was evicted from — Iraq immediately, the bill of war to the U.S. to date would be an estimated $1.922 trillion in current dollars.
-
Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
-
Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
-
The Pentagon is racing against inflation for military might
The Pentagon isn’t getting the budget increase Mattis and Dunford said it needs. So what now?
-
The drive to advance missile defense is there, but there must be funding
Missile defense is not the be-all, end-all. Denying, degrading and destroying enemy missile systems prior to launch must be part of the mix in defending America and its interests.
-
US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
-
Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
-
In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
-
Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
-
Four friction points to watch in the FY21 defense budget
Congress will receive President Donald Trump’s FY21 budget proposal for the Pentagon and other federal agencies on Monday, but don’t expect it to pass as drafted.
-
The Iraq War has cost the US nearly $2 trillion
Even if the U.S. administration decided to leave — or was evicted from — Iraq immediately, the bill of war to the U.S. to date would be an estimated $1.922 trillion in current dollars.
-
Here’s how much money the Pentagon found through internal savings — and where it’s going
The Missile Defense Agency is one office whose priorities will be shifting.
-
Esper issues talking points before Pentagon budget roll-out
Ahead of briefings on the services’ budgets, Defense Secretary Mark Esper sent a round-up of priorities to his top leadership.
-
The Pentagon is racing against inflation for military might
The Pentagon isn’t getting the budget increase Mattis and Dunford said it needs. So what now?
-
The drive to advance missile defense is there, but there must be funding
Missile defense is not the be-all, end-all. Denying, degrading and destroying enemy missile systems prior to launch must be part of the mix in defending America and its interests.
-
US Air Force must figure out how to survive ramifications of KC-46 delays, says service leader
Gen. Stephen Lyons, head of U.S. Transportation Command, is open to using commercial tanker services to supplement the Air Force’s aerial refueling fleet, but that might not do the trick.
-
Air Force’s top general doesn’t want to get mired in ‘budget paranoia’
The Air Force has no choice but to take risk in its next budget request, its chief of staff said.
-
In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
-
Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
