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Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
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Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
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Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
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Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
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The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
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Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
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Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
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Air power and the Arctic: The importance of projecting strength in the north
The U.S. Air Force’s secretary and its chief of staff emphasize the geo-strategic importance of the Arctic in the face of great power competition.
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How to play nice in the same sandbox
When the Pentagon touted plans to cozy up more with Silicon Valley tech firms, the focus remained on challenges that permeated mostly from inside the building. Seemingly taken for granted was this notion that traditional defense companies and Silicon Valley-types could play nice.
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Boosting arms sales shouldn’t be the only goal for the US Air Force’s international affairs office
Transfers of U.S.-origin military equipment to our foreign partners is a proven means of achieving our nation’s objectives.
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Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
-
The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
-
Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
-
Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
-
Air power and the Arctic: The importance of projecting strength in the north
The U.S. Air Force’s secretary and its chief of staff emphasize the geo-strategic importance of the Arctic in the face of great power competition.
-
How to play nice in the same sandbox
When the Pentagon touted plans to cozy up more with Silicon Valley tech firms, the focus remained on challenges that permeated mostly from inside the building. Seemingly taken for granted was this notion that traditional defense companies and Silicon Valley-types could play nice.
-
Boosting arms sales shouldn’t be the only goal for the US Air Force’s international affairs office
Transfers of U.S.-origin military equipment to our foreign partners is a proven means of achieving our nation’s objectives.
-
Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
-
The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
-
Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
-
Government shutdown: Federal ineptitude rehashed
What’s been done to avoid industry pain caused by a government shutdown?
-
Air power and the Arctic: The importance of projecting strength in the north
The U.S. Air Force’s secretary and its chief of staff emphasize the geo-strategic importance of the Arctic in the face of great power competition.
-
How to play nice in the same sandbox
When the Pentagon touted plans to cozy up more with Silicon Valley tech firms, the focus remained on challenges that permeated mostly from inside the building. Seemingly taken for granted was this notion that traditional defense companies and Silicon Valley-types could play nice.
-
Boosting arms sales shouldn’t be the only goal for the US Air Force’s international affairs office
Transfers of U.S.-origin military equipment to our foreign partners is a proven means of achieving our nation’s objectives.
