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Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
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The Pentagon wants to forge ahead with robot warships, but Congress wants to slow the train
Lawmakers are wary of giving the Navy too much leash on unmanned warships.
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House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
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Inhofe to introduce new legislation that could cost Ligado
Inhofe is still gathering support for the legislation, which could impose massive new costs on Ligado.
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DoD reports would be public under new amendment to must-pass defense bill
All unclassified Pentagon reports ordered by Congress could be made public under a forthcoming amendment to the annual defense policy bill.
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Will US foreign military sales catch the coronavirus?
Economic shock waves from the coronavirus pandemic are threatening U.S. arms sales to its allies and partners, who may suddenly have less to spend.
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House members call for IG investigation tied to Ligado
The man at the center of the concerns denies any wrongdoing.
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$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
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DoD asks to ease lobbying restrictions, and these lawmakers are saying ‘no’
Four House Democrats are opposing a Department of Defense proposal to ease recent lobbying restrictions on former senior officials, arguing it would put the defense industry ahead of the taxpayer.
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Senate wants Pentagon to study risks of 5G
A summary of the Senate’s version of annual defense policy bill expressed concern about Chinese-made 5G technology and pushed the Pentagon to improve its own capabilities.
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Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
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The Pentagon wants to forge ahead with robot warships, but Congress wants to slow the train
Lawmakers are wary of giving the Navy too much leash on unmanned warships.
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House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
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Inhofe to introduce new legislation that could cost Ligado
Inhofe is still gathering support for the legislation, which could impose massive new costs on Ligado.
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DoD reports would be public under new amendment to must-pass defense bill
All unclassified Pentagon reports ordered by Congress could be made public under a forthcoming amendment to the annual defense policy bill.
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Will US foreign military sales catch the coronavirus?
Economic shock waves from the coronavirus pandemic are threatening U.S. arms sales to its allies and partners, who may suddenly have less to spend.
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House members call for IG investigation tied to Ligado
The man at the center of the concerns denies any wrongdoing.
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$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
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DoD asks to ease lobbying restrictions, and these lawmakers are saying ‘no’
Four House Democrats are opposing a Department of Defense proposal to ease recent lobbying restrictions on former senior officials, arguing it would put the defense industry ahead of the taxpayer.
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Senate wants Pentagon to study risks of 5G
A summary of the Senate’s version of annual defense policy bill expressed concern about Chinese-made 5G technology and pushed the Pentagon to improve its own capabilities.
-
Stryker weapons upgrades face scrutiny under House proposal
Under a proposed defense policy bill, the U.S. Army would have to brief Congress on plans to upgrade weapons for the Stryker combat vehicle amid the service’s efforts to reassure industry about the competition.
-
The Pentagon wants to forge ahead with robot warships, but Congress wants to slow the train
Lawmakers are wary of giving the Navy too much leash on unmanned warships.
-
House to block KC-135 retirements for three years, but some B-1 bombers could head for the boneyard
The House Armed Services Commitee is wary of retiring tankers as problems with the KC-46 persist.
-
Inhofe to introduce new legislation that could cost Ligado
Inhofe is still gathering support for the legislation, which could impose massive new costs on Ligado.
-
DoD reports would be public under new amendment to must-pass defense bill
All unclassified Pentagon reports ordered by Congress could be made public under a forthcoming amendment to the annual defense policy bill.
-
Will US foreign military sales catch the coronavirus?
Economic shock waves from the coronavirus pandemic are threatening U.S. arms sales to its allies and partners, who may suddenly have less to spend.
-
House members call for IG investigation tied to Ligado
The man at the center of the concerns denies any wrongdoing.
-
$250 million aid package to Ukraine will support US security too, defense experts say
The aid package “tells the Russians that they can’t go to Kyiv and create a vassal state or change the geography of Europe again,” said one expert.
-
DoD asks to ease lobbying restrictions, and these lawmakers are saying ‘no’
Four House Democrats are opposing a Department of Defense proposal to ease recent lobbying restrictions on former senior officials, arguing it would put the defense industry ahead of the taxpayer.
-
Senate wants Pentagon to study risks of 5G
A summary of the Senate’s version of annual defense policy bill expressed concern about Chinese-made 5G technology and pushed the Pentagon to improve its own capabilities.
