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Biden-Putin summit in works for summer, says Sullivan
National security adviser Jake Sullivan made his comments at the Aspen Security Forum.
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Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
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Biden budget delay blows up Hill defense schedule
Senate work on the annual defense authorization bill will be delayed until midsummer because of the ongoing wait for President Joe Biden’s federal budget outline, a delay that could complicate a host of military personnel policy and procurement plans.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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Biden to mandate $15 minimum wage for federal contractors
Federal contractors will be required to pay their employees at least $15 an hour, starting in 2022.
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Poll: More say US defense isn’t strong enough, but most are content
As progressives work to cut President Joe Biden’s flat defense budget request for 2022 ― and Republicans push to increase it ― public views are not expected to provide much momentum to either side.
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The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
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Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
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Japan’s first Global Hawk begins flying at Northrop’s California drone hub
The first Northrop-Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk drone destined for Japan took its maiden flight at the manufacturer’s Palmdale, California, facility.
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Mara Karlin selected to lead Pentagon strategy office
Karlin becomes the seventh individual nominated for a top Pentagon job in the last two weeks.
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Biden-Putin summit in works for summer, says Sullivan
National security adviser Jake Sullivan made his comments at the Aspen Security Forum.
-
Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
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Biden budget delay blows up Hill defense schedule
Senate work on the annual defense authorization bill will be delayed until midsummer because of the ongoing wait for President Joe Biden’s federal budget outline, a delay that could complicate a host of military personnel policy and procurement plans.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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Biden to mandate $15 minimum wage for federal contractors
Federal contractors will be required to pay their employees at least $15 an hour, starting in 2022.
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Poll: More say US defense isn’t strong enough, but most are content
As progressives work to cut President Joe Biden’s flat defense budget request for 2022 ― and Republicans push to increase it ― public views are not expected to provide much momentum to either side.
-
The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
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Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
-
Japan’s first Global Hawk begins flying at Northrop’s California drone hub
The first Northrop-Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk drone destined for Japan took its maiden flight at the manufacturer’s Palmdale, California, facility.
-
Mara Karlin selected to lead Pentagon strategy office
Karlin becomes the seventh individual nominated for a top Pentagon job in the last two weeks.
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Biden-Putin summit in works for summer, says Sullivan
National security adviser Jake Sullivan made his comments at the Aspen Security Forum.
-
Yearlong delay hits operational test of Alaska-based missile defense radar
The Long Range Discrimination Radar’s only operational flight test won’t take place for another year, the Government Accountability Office says.
-
Biden budget delay blows up Hill defense schedule
Senate work on the annual defense authorization bill will be delayed until midsummer because of the ongoing wait for President Joe Biden’s federal budget outline, a delay that could complicate a host of military personnel policy and procurement plans.
-
A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
-
Biden to mandate $15 minimum wage for federal contractors
Federal contractors will be required to pay their employees at least $15 an hour, starting in 2022.
-
Poll: More say US defense isn’t strong enough, but most are content
As progressives work to cut President Joe Biden’s flat defense budget request for 2022 ― and Republicans push to increase it ― public views are not expected to provide much momentum to either side.
-
The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
-
Demolition, explosives facility planned at Vermont National Guard site
Having such a site in Vermont means that soldiers won’t have to travel to New York for training, the Guard said.
-
Japan’s first Global Hawk begins flying at Northrop’s California drone hub
The first Northrop-Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk drone destined for Japan took its maiden flight at the manufacturer’s Palmdale, California, facility.
-
Mara Karlin selected to lead Pentagon strategy office
Karlin becomes the seventh individual nominated for a top Pentagon job in the last two weeks.
