-
Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
-
Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
-
US Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
-
Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
-
Omnibus spending bill boosts Huey helicopter replacement by $75M
If passed, spending would increase from $18 million to $93 million.
-
French government, bank to jointly set aside $55M to back small firms
The investment fund will inject equity or near-equity finance to boost the balance sheets of mainly small and medium companies.
-
As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
-
Funding bill calls for Trump ISIS strategy
The proposed 2017 federal spending bill would withhold billions in defense spending until the Trump administration submits its strategy to defeat the Islamic State group.
-
Trump trims Air Force One cost-saving estimates from billions to millions
Is the president trying to lower expectations on the presidential aircraft recapitalization program?
-
Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown through May 5
The U.S. Congress approved a continuing resolution that would extend government funding for another week to buy time to wrap negotiations on the overdue fiscal 2017 spending package.
-
Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
-
Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
-
US Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
-
Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
-
Omnibus spending bill boosts Huey helicopter replacement by $75M
If passed, spending would increase from $18 million to $93 million.
-
French government, bank to jointly set aside $55M to back small firms
The investment fund will inject equity or near-equity finance to boost the balance sheets of mainly small and medium companies.
-
As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
-
Funding bill calls for Trump ISIS strategy
The proposed 2017 federal spending bill would withhold billions in defense spending until the Trump administration submits its strategy to defeat the Islamic State group.
-
Trump trims Air Force One cost-saving estimates from billions to millions
Is the president trying to lower expectations on the presidential aircraft recapitalization program?
-
Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown through May 5
The U.S. Congress approved a continuing resolution that would extend government funding for another week to buy time to wrap negotiations on the overdue fiscal 2017 spending package.
-
Military brass defend State Department against White House budget ax
As the White House prepares to ask Congress for steep cuts to the State Department and USAID, the military’s top commanders are telling lawmakers that slashing diplomacy would undercut the military.
-
Canadian defense minister: Helo upgrades worth the billions
Upgrades to Canada’s helicopter fleets that would cost more than CAN $2 billion have been identified as key programs for funding, according to the country’s defense minister.
-
US Senate passes government spending bill through September
The Senate on Thursday voted to send the overdue 2017 federal spending package to President Donald Trump, who is expected to sign it. The bill funds the government through September.
-
Global drone market expected to surpass $22B by 2022
While the military market for drones is only a subcategory of that market, military usage is also expected to grow.
-
Omnibus spending bill boosts Huey helicopter replacement by $75M
If passed, spending would increase from $18 million to $93 million.
-
French government, bank to jointly set aside $55M to back small firms
The investment fund will inject equity or near-equity finance to boost the balance sheets of mainly small and medium companies.
-
As Wall Street gets used to Trump, defense firms lay off affordability message
Defense News tracked how many times defense companies talked about affordability during earnings calls. Here’s what we found.
-
Funding bill calls for Trump ISIS strategy
The proposed 2017 federal spending bill would withhold billions in defense spending until the Trump administration submits its strategy to defeat the Islamic State group.
-
Trump trims Air Force One cost-saving estimates from billions to millions
Is the president trying to lower expectations on the presidential aircraft recapitalization program?
-
Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown through May 5
The U.S. Congress approved a continuing resolution that would extend government funding for another week to buy time to wrap negotiations on the overdue fiscal 2017 spending package.
