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We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
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Senate confirms new Air Force chief of staff in historic, unanimous vote
Gen. Charles Q. Brown will become the first black service member to lead an American military branch.
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Defense industry aid in limbo as new COVID package drags
It’s been seven weeks since Pentagon officials first pledged to ask Congress for billions of dollars in the next stimulus package to help defense contractors affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but the request remains in limbo.
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Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
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House Armed Services Committee, Pentagon clash over Esper and Milley testimony
HASC chairman Rep. Adam Smith requested the two appear next week to explain comments and actions from the past week.
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Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
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Lead Dems back bill to ban live nuclear tests
The Senate’s top Democrat, Sen. Chuck Schumer, is co-sponsoring legislation meant to prevent the Trump administration from restarting explosive nuclear weapons testing.
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Lawmakers scold Air Force over lack of details on massive battle management effort
Some members of Congress seem increasingly frustrated about the Advanced Battle Management System program.
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Senate confirms Anderson, Mercado to defense policy jobs
There are still 13 seats at the Pentagon that have no nominee announced.
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Historic nomination of first black service chief to move forward after lawmaker lifts secret hold
Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown’s nomination had been held up over a KC-46 basing decision.
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We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
-
Senate confirms new Air Force chief of staff in historic, unanimous vote
Gen. Charles Q. Brown will become the first black service member to lead an American military branch.
-
Defense industry aid in limbo as new COVID package drags
It’s been seven weeks since Pentagon officials first pledged to ask Congress for billions of dollars in the next stimulus package to help defense contractors affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but the request remains in limbo.
-
Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
-
House Armed Services Committee, Pentagon clash over Esper and Milley testimony
HASC chairman Rep. Adam Smith requested the two appear next week to explain comments and actions from the past week.
-
Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
-
Lead Dems back bill to ban live nuclear tests
The Senate’s top Democrat, Sen. Chuck Schumer, is co-sponsoring legislation meant to prevent the Trump administration from restarting explosive nuclear weapons testing.
-
Lawmakers scold Air Force over lack of details on massive battle management effort
Some members of Congress seem increasingly frustrated about the Advanced Battle Management System program.
-
Senate confirms Anderson, Mercado to defense policy jobs
There are still 13 seats at the Pentagon that have no nominee announced.
-
Historic nomination of first black service chief to move forward after lawmaker lifts secret hold
Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown’s nomination had been held up over a KC-46 basing decision.
-
We prepared for war, but should have spent our money elsewhere
The greatest threats of the past decade haven’t stemmed from warfare. So why are expensive weapons systems and massive military installations still a foregone conclusion?
-
Senate confirms new Air Force chief of staff in historic, unanimous vote
Gen. Charles Q. Brown will become the first black service member to lead an American military branch.
-
Defense industry aid in limbo as new COVID package drags
It’s been seven weeks since Pentagon officials first pledged to ask Congress for billions of dollars in the next stimulus package to help defense contractors affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but the request remains in limbo.
-
Key debate on military protest response, budget priorities set to happen behind closed doors on Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee leaders had hoped to have more visible hearings on the issues this week.
-
House Armed Services Committee, Pentagon clash over Esper and Milley testimony
HASC chairman Rep. Adam Smith requested the two appear next week to explain comments and actions from the past week.
-
Why the Jones Act is still needed 100 years later
The Jones Act advances U.S. national security by helping maintain a vibrant domestic shipbuilding industry, which supplies the military with warships and transports war fighters and their equipment.
-
Lead Dems back bill to ban live nuclear tests
The Senate’s top Democrat, Sen. Chuck Schumer, is co-sponsoring legislation meant to prevent the Trump administration from restarting explosive nuclear weapons testing.
-
Lawmakers scold Air Force over lack of details on massive battle management effort
Some members of Congress seem increasingly frustrated about the Advanced Battle Management System program.
-
Senate confirms Anderson, Mercado to defense policy jobs
There are still 13 seats at the Pentagon that have no nominee announced.
-
Historic nomination of first black service chief to move forward after lawmaker lifts secret hold
Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown’s nomination had been held up over a KC-46 basing decision.
