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Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
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No clear return date for troops headed to Europe amid Russia threats
Lawmakers were briefed Thursday by senior administration officials about the troop moves and latest tensions in Ukraine.
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Pentagon budgeting reform panel won’t rush fixes
Lawmakers due to speed up Pentagon budgeting in 2024.
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Censoring weapons tests risks troops’ lives, says Warren
Elizabeth Warren is calling on the Pentagon to stop censoring its annual weapons testing report.
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Lawmakers: US submarine force can help check Russian ambitions in Ukraine
U.S. subs can help deter Russia’s overall ambitions today, even as focus remains on Ukraine’s ground borders as the most immediate threat to peace in Europe, American lawmakers said.
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Lawmakers ask Austin to rush Abrams sale to Poland
Top Republicans on Monday made a push to accelerate Washington’s proposed sale of 250 M1A2 Abrams tanks to NATO-ally Poland, which has been pending since last summer, in light of the escalating crisis with Russia.
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The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
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Defense industry frets as funding talks crawl
Despite repeated warnings from lawmakers and uniformed Pentagon leaders that a full-year continuing resolution will hurt national security, some in the defense industry are still worried that budgetary route is a possibility.
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Three steps to help defense innovation break free from its shackles
The United States simply cannot meet the national security challenges it faces over the next decade if the resource allocation process is not brought into the 21st century.
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New bill aims to cut the price of spare parts for DoD
Legislation proposed Wednesday would force government vendors to publicly disclose data about their costs, a move to help the government negotiate better deals for spare parts.
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Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
-
No clear return date for troops headed to Europe amid Russia threats
Lawmakers were briefed Thursday by senior administration officials about the troop moves and latest tensions in Ukraine.
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Pentagon budgeting reform panel won’t rush fixes
Lawmakers due to speed up Pentagon budgeting in 2024.
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Censoring weapons tests risks troops’ lives, says Warren
Elizabeth Warren is calling on the Pentagon to stop censoring its annual weapons testing report.
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Lawmakers: US submarine force can help check Russian ambitions in Ukraine
U.S. subs can help deter Russia’s overall ambitions today, even as focus remains on Ukraine’s ground borders as the most immediate threat to peace in Europe, American lawmakers said.
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Lawmakers ask Austin to rush Abrams sale to Poland
Top Republicans on Monday made a push to accelerate Washington’s proposed sale of 250 M1A2 Abrams tanks to NATO-ally Poland, which has been pending since last summer, in light of the escalating crisis with Russia.
-
The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
-
Defense industry frets as funding talks crawl
Despite repeated warnings from lawmakers and uniformed Pentagon leaders that a full-year continuing resolution will hurt national security, some in the defense industry are still worried that budgetary route is a possibility.
-
Three steps to help defense innovation break free from its shackles
The United States simply cannot meet the national security challenges it faces over the next decade if the resource allocation process is not brought into the 21st century.
-
New bill aims to cut the price of spare parts for DoD
Legislation proposed Wednesday would force government vendors to publicly disclose data about their costs, a move to help the government negotiate better deals for spare parts.
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Former aviators launch ‘Mach 1′ fighter pilot caucus on Capitol Hill
The Mach 1 Caucus will push for policies that benefit fighter communities across the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. It joins several other groups backing military aviation on Capitol Hill.
-
No clear return date for troops headed to Europe amid Russia threats
Lawmakers were briefed Thursday by senior administration officials about the troop moves and latest tensions in Ukraine.
-
Pentagon budgeting reform panel won’t rush fixes
Lawmakers due to speed up Pentagon budgeting in 2024.
-
Censoring weapons tests risks troops’ lives, says Warren
Elizabeth Warren is calling on the Pentagon to stop censoring its annual weapons testing report.
-
Lawmakers: US submarine force can help check Russian ambitions in Ukraine
U.S. subs can help deter Russia’s overall ambitions today, even as focus remains on Ukraine’s ground borders as the most immediate threat to peace in Europe, American lawmakers said.
-
Lawmakers ask Austin to rush Abrams sale to Poland
Top Republicans on Monday made a push to accelerate Washington’s proposed sale of 250 M1A2 Abrams tanks to NATO-ally Poland, which has been pending since last summer, in light of the escalating crisis with Russia.
-
The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
-
Defense industry frets as funding talks crawl
Despite repeated warnings from lawmakers and uniformed Pentagon leaders that a full-year continuing resolution will hurt national security, some in the defense industry are still worried that budgetary route is a possibility.
-
Three steps to help defense innovation break free from its shackles
The United States simply cannot meet the national security challenges it faces over the next decade if the resource allocation process is not brought into the 21st century.
-
New bill aims to cut the price of spare parts for DoD
Legislation proposed Wednesday would force government vendors to publicly disclose data about their costs, a move to help the government negotiate better deals for spare parts.
