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US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
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The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
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Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
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Mattis: Continuing resolution ‘about as unwise as can be’
With the fiscal year set to expire at the end of September, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis is warning that a stopgap funding measure would have a serious impact on a Pentagon attempting to modernize its capabilities.
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Air Force’s surprise JLTV buy in FY18 could be start of larger procurement effort
The U.S. Air Force has quietly inserted itself into the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program with a request of 140 units in FY18, but the service is poised to buy more vehicles if it can find the funding.
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Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
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US military office reportedly spends $130K in monthly rent at Trump Tower
The White House Military Office, separate from the U.S. Secret Service, is occupying space at Trump Tower.
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France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
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US House passes sweeping 2018 defense policy bill, 344-81
The U.S. House passed a $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Friday, but it exceeds statutory budget caps, setting up a showdown.
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White House against ‘Space Corps’ and other House plans, fueling policy bill debate
The Trump administration is registering more than two dozen objections to the House’s 2018 defense policy bill, including a new space-focused branch of the military, it announced Wednesday.
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US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
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The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
-
Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
-
Mattis: Continuing resolution ‘about as unwise as can be’
With the fiscal year set to expire at the end of September, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis is warning that a stopgap funding measure would have a serious impact on a Pentagon attempting to modernize its capabilities.
-
Air Force’s surprise JLTV buy in FY18 could be start of larger procurement effort
The U.S. Air Force has quietly inserted itself into the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program with a request of 140 units in FY18, but the service is poised to buy more vehicles if it can find the funding.
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Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
US military office reportedly spends $130K in monthly rent at Trump Tower
The White House Military Office, separate from the U.S. Secret Service, is occupying space at Trump Tower.
-
France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
-
US House passes sweeping 2018 defense policy bill, 344-81
The U.S. House passed a $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Friday, but it exceeds statutory budget caps, setting up a showdown.
-
White House against ‘Space Corps’ and other House plans, fueling policy bill debate
The Trump administration is registering more than two dozen objections to the House’s 2018 defense policy bill, including a new space-focused branch of the military, it announced Wednesday.
-
US Air Force secretary names T-X trainer contract, new hires as potential CR victims
The contract award for the Air Force’s new trainer, as well as an influx of new pilots and cyber experts, are at risk if Congress funds the Pentagon through a long continuing resolution, according to Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson.
-
The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
-
Pentagon comptroller preparing for ‘short-term’ continuing resolution
The Pentagon’s top budget official is preparing for the department to be operating under a continuing resolution for at least the short term, but is optimistic a government shutdown can be avoided.
-
Mattis: Continuing resolution ‘about as unwise as can be’
With the fiscal year set to expire at the end of September, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis is warning that a stopgap funding measure would have a serious impact on a Pentagon attempting to modernize its capabilities.
-
Air Force’s surprise JLTV buy in FY18 could be start of larger procurement effort
The U.S. Air Force has quietly inserted itself into the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program with a request of 140 units in FY18, but the service is poised to buy more vehicles if it can find the funding.
-
Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
US military office reportedly spends $130K in monthly rent at Trump Tower
The White House Military Office, separate from the U.S. Secret Service, is occupying space at Trump Tower.
-
France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
-
US House passes sweeping 2018 defense policy bill, 344-81
The U.S. House passed a $696.5 billion defense policy bill on Friday, but it exceeds statutory budget caps, setting up a showdown.
-
White House against ‘Space Corps’ and other House plans, fueling policy bill debate
The Trump administration is registering more than two dozen objections to the House’s 2018 defense policy bill, including a new space-focused branch of the military, it announced Wednesday.
