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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
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Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
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After Saudi arms deal, defense shares fly
Shares of three aerospace and defense companies have far outpaced the Standard & Poor’s 500 index since the election.
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Leaked: Nuclear weapons, munition focus in DoD budget request
Third Way has posted what appears to be the budget figures, days before the rollout.
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Trump budget to cut Foreign Military Financing, with loan option looming
Smaller countries may lose out on U.S. funding.
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New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
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US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
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Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
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Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
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British defense review may come sooner as Brexit talks unfold
By late 2018, the implications of the upcoming negotiations with the European Union over Britain exiting the organization should have become much clearer, potentially prompting a new defense review, according to a top think tank here.
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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
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After Saudi arms deal, defense shares fly
Shares of three aerospace and defense companies have far outpaced the Standard & Poor’s 500 index since the election.
-
Leaked: Nuclear weapons, munition focus in DoD budget request
Third Way has posted what appears to be the budget figures, days before the rollout.
-
Trump budget to cut Foreign Military Financing, with loan option looming
Smaller countries may lose out on U.S. funding.
-
New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
-
Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
-
Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
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British defense review may come sooner as Brexit talks unfold
By late 2018, the implications of the upcoming negotiations with the European Union over Britain exiting the organization should have become much clearer, potentially prompting a new defense review, according to a top think tank here.
-
Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
-
After Saudi arms deal, defense shares fly
Shares of three aerospace and defense companies have far outpaced the Standard & Poor’s 500 index since the election.
-
Leaked: Nuclear weapons, munition focus in DoD budget request
Third Way has posted what appears to be the budget figures, days before the rollout.
-
Trump budget to cut Foreign Military Financing, with loan option looming
Smaller countries may lose out on U.S. funding.
-
New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
-
Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
-
Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
-
British defense review may come sooner as Brexit talks unfold
By late 2018, the implications of the upcoming negotiations with the European Union over Britain exiting the organization should have become much clearer, potentially prompting a new defense review, according to a top think tank here.
