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US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
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Against Army’s wishes, Congress primes pump to buy newest CH-47 variant for active force
Congress has injected $28 million in FY20 to support advanced procurement of the CH-47F Block II Chinook helicopter, but the Army doesn’t want them.
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Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
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Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
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Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Spending deal would avoid shutdown, give $738B to defense
Congress has a long-awaited 2020 spending deal that contains a windfall for the Defense Department.
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Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
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Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
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US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
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Against Army’s wishes, Congress primes pump to buy newest CH-47 variant for active force
Congress has injected $28 million in FY20 to support advanced procurement of the CH-47F Block II Chinook helicopter, but the Army doesn’t want them.
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Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
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Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Spending deal would avoid shutdown, give $738B to defense
Congress has a long-awaited 2020 spending deal that contains a windfall for the Defense Department.
-
Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
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Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
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US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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Congress slashes funding for the Navy’s LCS sensors — again
Appropriators are set to slice 77 percent from the Navy’s mine countermeasures module, shuffling part of it to another section of the budget.
-
Against Army’s wishes, Congress primes pump to buy newest CH-47 variant for active force
Congress has injected $28 million in FY20 to support advanced procurement of the CH-47F Block II Chinook helicopter, but the Army doesn’t want them.
-
Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
-
Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Spending deal would avoid shutdown, give $738B to defense
Congress has a long-awaited 2020 spending deal that contains a windfall for the Defense Department.
-
Should the US beef up military presence in the Baltics? Congress wants to know.
Amid a call from the Baltics for more U.S. military presence, Congress is requiring the Pentagon to assess what is needed.
-
Congress may have given the Air Force an exit door for the light attack aircraft program
Congress included language in the defense authorization bill that would let the Air Force shift its light attack aircraft funding to U.S. Special Operations Command.
