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What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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Trump requests a 4th missile defense field at Fort Greely
The Trump administration has asked Congress to fund a fourth missile defense silo field at Fort Greely, Alaska.
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Trump seeks nearly $6B to counter North Korean missiles, repair Navy ships
The Trump administration is seeking nearly $6 billion to pay for urgent missile defense improvements to counter the threat from North Korea, increased U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan and fast repairs to Navy ships in the Asia-Pacific theater.
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US defense industry to Congress: Don’t let tax cuts add to the deficit
The U.S. defense industry wants Congress to avoid adding to the country’s deficit.
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Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
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Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
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Could a continuing resolution put innovation on ice?
Pentagon leaders want to integrate innovation into antiquated acquisition systems, but a CR may threaten progress.
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McCain opposes disaster relief bill, saying it could hurt the military
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain on Thursday voted against disaster relief legislation and an extension of the federal debt ceiling because he believes an attached budget extension will cause numerous problems for the Defense Department.
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Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
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What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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Trump requests a 4th missile defense field at Fort Greely
The Trump administration has asked Congress to fund a fourth missile defense silo field at Fort Greely, Alaska.
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Trump seeks nearly $6B to counter North Korean missiles, repair Navy ships
The Trump administration is seeking nearly $6 billion to pay for urgent missile defense improvements to counter the threat from North Korea, increased U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan and fast repairs to Navy ships in the Asia-Pacific theater.
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US defense industry to Congress: Don’t let tax cuts add to the deficit
The U.S. defense industry wants Congress to avoid adding to the country’s deficit.
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Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
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Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
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Could a continuing resolution put innovation on ice?
Pentagon leaders want to integrate innovation into antiquated acquisition systems, but a CR may threaten progress.
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McCain opposes disaster relief bill, saying it could hurt the military
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain on Thursday voted against disaster relief legislation and an extension of the federal debt ceiling because he believes an attached budget extension will cause numerous problems for the Defense Department.
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Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
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What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
-
Trump requests a 4th missile defense field at Fort Greely
The Trump administration has asked Congress to fund a fourth missile defense silo field at Fort Greely, Alaska.
-
Trump seeks nearly $6B to counter North Korean missiles, repair Navy ships
The Trump administration is seeking nearly $6 billion to pay for urgent missile defense improvements to counter the threat from North Korea, increased U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan and fast repairs to Navy ships in the Asia-Pacific theater.
-
US defense industry to Congress: Don’t let tax cuts add to the deficit
The U.S. defense industry wants Congress to avoid adding to the country’s deficit.
-
Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
-
Mattis outlines impacts of continuing resolution; Army worst hit
Operating under a continuing resolution for even three months will impact dozens of procurement and construction projects vital to keeping the military operational, according to the secretary of defense.
-
Could a continuing resolution put innovation on ice?
Pentagon leaders want to integrate innovation into antiquated acquisition systems, but a CR may threaten progress.
-
McCain opposes disaster relief bill, saying it could hurt the military
Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain on Thursday voted against disaster relief legislation and an extension of the federal debt ceiling because he believes an attached budget extension will cause numerous problems for the Defense Department.
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Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
