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Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
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White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
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Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
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No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
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Pentagon revisiting long-term US troop levels in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon is considering whether to add U.S. troops in Eastern European NATO members on a long-term basis in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a senior Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Biden to send $350M in military aid to Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden authorized the State Department to send another $350 million in weapons, including Javelin anti-tank missiles, to help Ukrainian forces fight back the ongoing Russian invasion.
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Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
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Top Republican defense voice in the Senate set to retire this year
Jim Inhofe, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has been in Congress since 1987.
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It’s time for a climate change version of the Manhattan Project
Global climate change is more than bigger snowstorms and warmer summers; it represents one of the most acute and dangerous threats our national security establishment has ever known.
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US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
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Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
-
White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
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Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
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No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
-
Pentagon revisiting long-term US troop levels in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon is considering whether to add U.S. troops in Eastern European NATO members on a long-term basis in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a senior Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Biden to send $350M in military aid to Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden authorized the State Department to send another $350 million in weapons, including Javelin anti-tank missiles, to help Ukrainian forces fight back the ongoing Russian invasion.
-
Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
-
Top Republican defense voice in the Senate set to retire this year
Jim Inhofe, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has been in Congress since 1987.
-
It’s time for a climate change version of the Manhattan Project
Global climate change is more than bigger snowstorms and warmer summers; it represents one of the most acute and dangerous threats our national security establishment has ever known.
-
US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
-
Does the National Guard have to follow Pentagon orders? Sometimes.
The Pentagon says the National Guard has to abide by its policies, but the reality is more complicated.
-
White House seeks new $10B Ukraine fund with half for Pentagon
The White House has formally asked Congress for $32.5 billion pandemic relief and “critical assistance” to help Ukraine fight off a Russian invasion, with $4.8 billion for the Pentagon, as part of an updated supplemental spending request.
-
Pentagon postpones nuclear missile test launch amid Ukraine crisis
The Pentagon announced that it is postponing a nuclear missile test launch scheduled for this week.
-
No changes coming to US nuclear posture after Russian threat
In the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear orders to his forces, the top military officer responsible for America’s nuclear arsenal has not made any moves of its own.
-
Pentagon revisiting long-term US troop levels in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon is considering whether to add U.S. troops in Eastern European NATO members on a long-term basis in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a senior Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
-
Biden to send $350M in military aid to Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden authorized the State Department to send another $350 million in weapons, including Javelin anti-tank missiles, to help Ukrainian forces fight back the ongoing Russian invasion.
-
Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
-
Top Republican defense voice in the Senate set to retire this year
Jim Inhofe, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has been in Congress since 1987.
-
It’s time for a climate change version of the Manhattan Project
Global climate change is more than bigger snowstorms and warmer summers; it represents one of the most acute and dangerous threats our national security establishment has ever known.
-
US attack helos, F-35s and infantry heading to Baltics amid Ukraine invasion
The announcement came after President Joe Biden detailed new economic sanctions on Russia in reaction to Vladimir Putin’s moving new military forces into separatist-held parts of Ukraine.
