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2017 Budget Request: Comprehensive Coverage from Defense News
The Obama administration released on Tuesday its fiscal 2017 budget request to Congress. The overall request was for asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
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US Army Budget To Build Force Size in Europe
As expected, the Army’s fiscal year 2017 budget request of $148 billion pivots the Army to Europe but also sacrifices some modernization efforts, cutting mainly from the aviation procurement account while bolstering vehicle spending, according to official budget documents.
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US Air Force Defers 45 F-35As Over Next Five Years
The Air Force is deferring 45 F-35As from its budget request over the next five years, essentially stretching out the program’s planned production ramp over the next decade.
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Asia’s Biggest Air Show Set To Open in Singapore
The biggest aerospace commercial and defense air show in Asia is set to begin in Singapore.
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Equatorial Guinea Acquires Two Airbus C-295 Aircraft
The government of Equatorial Guinea acquired two Airbus C-295 aircraft with one ear-marked for deployment in troop transportation while the other is set to fly maritime surveillance missions over the Economic Exclusive Zone of the Gulf of Guinea island nation.
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US Navy Absorbing $7 Billion Budget Cut
The US Navy is absorbing a $7 billion reduction in fiscal 2017 funding.
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Defense Department’s Budget Request Seeks More for R&D, ISIS Fight
The Pentagon unveiled its fiscal year 2017 budget request Tuesday, asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
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US Hopes To Send Anti-Missile System to South Korea ‘as Quickly as Possible’
The US military wants to send a sophisticated missile-defense system to South Korea “as quickly as possible,” the Pentagon said Monday as it seeks to counter an ever-defiant North Korea.
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Commentary: Congress Must Prioritize Ballistic Missile Defense
Those at the “tip of the spear” must be sufficiently resourced to have the tools needed to protect our homeland
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Commentary: Republican Defense Know-Nothings
The presidential debates are testing the limits of Dickens’ “worst of times.
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2017 Budget Request: Comprehensive Coverage from Defense News
The Obama administration released on Tuesday its fiscal 2017 budget request to Congress. The overall request was for asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
-
US Army Budget To Build Force Size in Europe
As expected, the Army’s fiscal year 2017 budget request of $148 billion pivots the Army to Europe but also sacrifices some modernization efforts, cutting mainly from the aviation procurement account while bolstering vehicle spending, according to official budget documents.
-
US Air Force Defers 45 F-35As Over Next Five Years
The Air Force is deferring 45 F-35As from its budget request over the next five years, essentially stretching out the program’s planned production ramp over the next decade.
-
Asia’s Biggest Air Show Set To Open in Singapore
The biggest aerospace commercial and defense air show in Asia is set to begin in Singapore.
-
Equatorial Guinea Acquires Two Airbus C-295 Aircraft
The government of Equatorial Guinea acquired two Airbus C-295 aircraft with one ear-marked for deployment in troop transportation while the other is set to fly maritime surveillance missions over the Economic Exclusive Zone of the Gulf of Guinea island nation.
-
US Navy Absorbing $7 Billion Budget Cut
The US Navy is absorbing a $7 billion reduction in fiscal 2017 funding.
-
Defense Department’s Budget Request Seeks More for R&D, ISIS Fight
The Pentagon unveiled its fiscal year 2017 budget request Tuesday, asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
-
US Hopes To Send Anti-Missile System to South Korea ‘as Quickly as Possible’
The US military wants to send a sophisticated missile-defense system to South Korea “as quickly as possible,” the Pentagon said Monday as it seeks to counter an ever-defiant North Korea.
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Commentary: Congress Must Prioritize Ballistic Missile Defense
Those at the “tip of the spear” must be sufficiently resourced to have the tools needed to protect our homeland
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Commentary: Republican Defense Know-Nothings
The presidential debates are testing the limits of Dickens’ “worst of times.
-
2017 Budget Request: Comprehensive Coverage from Defense News
The Obama administration released on Tuesday its fiscal 2017 budget request to Congress. The overall request was for asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
-
US Army Budget To Build Force Size in Europe
As expected, the Army’s fiscal year 2017 budget request of $148 billion pivots the Army to Europe but also sacrifices some modernization efforts, cutting mainly from the aviation procurement account while bolstering vehicle spending, according to official budget documents.
-
US Air Force Defers 45 F-35As Over Next Five Years
The Air Force is deferring 45 F-35As from its budget request over the next five years, essentially stretching out the program’s planned production ramp over the next decade.
-
Asia’s Biggest Air Show Set To Open in Singapore
The biggest aerospace commercial and defense air show in Asia is set to begin in Singapore.
-
Equatorial Guinea Acquires Two Airbus C-295 Aircraft
The government of Equatorial Guinea acquired two Airbus C-295 aircraft with one ear-marked for deployment in troop transportation while the other is set to fly maritime surveillance missions over the Economic Exclusive Zone of the Gulf of Guinea island nation.
-
US Navy Absorbing $7 Billion Budget Cut
The US Navy is absorbing a $7 billion reduction in fiscal 2017 funding.
-
Defense Department’s Budget Request Seeks More for R&D, ISIS Fight
The Pentagon unveiled its fiscal year 2017 budget request Tuesday, asking Congress for $582.7 billion in military funding.
-
US Hopes To Send Anti-Missile System to South Korea ‘as Quickly as Possible’
The US military wants to send a sophisticated missile-defense system to South Korea “as quickly as possible,” the Pentagon said Monday as it seeks to counter an ever-defiant North Korea.
-
Commentary: Congress Must Prioritize Ballistic Missile Defense
Those at the “tip of the spear” must be sufficiently resourced to have the tools needed to protect our homeland
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Commentary: Republican Defense Know-Nothings
The presidential debates are testing the limits of Dickens’ “worst of times.



