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Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
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Lockheed’s CFO abruptly exits, sparking search for replacement
Defense titan Lockheed Martin has named a longtime company veteran as its acting chief financial officer after Kenneth Possenriede suddenly retired.
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No. 2 US diplomat says Iraq war authorization ‘should be repealed’
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said Tuesday that the Biden administration supports repeal of the war authorization Congress provided in 2002 to invade Iraq, teeing up action in the Senate on Wednesday.
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Defense top line ‘will probably go up’: Key Dems see GOP boost as path to a deal
“The people who want to spend more than the Biden number have built a lot of support, and yes, I think that is a potential bipartisan pathway,” says House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith. “I don’t support it, I don’t think that’s where we should go, but at the end of the day, I…
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Israel cleared for $3.4B CH-53K buy, 300 Javelins for Thailand
The U.S. State Department cleared a sale of 18 CH-53K heavy-lift helicopters to Israel potentially worth $3.4 billion and the sale of 300 Javelin FGM-148 missiles to Thailand potentially worth $83.5 million, the agency announced Friday.
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Sea power panel backs block buy of amphibious ships
A House panel has advanced a proposal to authorize the Navy to make a block buy of amphibious ships for one more year, meant to save taxpayer dollars, proponents say.
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Kendall confirmed as Air Force secretary after senators lift procedural holds
Kendall could be sworn in as the Air Force and Space Force’s top civilian official as soon as Tuesday.
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Pentagon adding new China and tech chiefs
Ely Ratner is one of the latest of President Joe Biden’s nominees to the Pentagon to receive Senate approval.
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Hyten explains new acquisition directives to industry
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff spoke at a National Defense Industrial Association event on emerging technologies.
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‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
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Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
-
Lockheed’s CFO abruptly exits, sparking search for replacement
Defense titan Lockheed Martin has named a longtime company veteran as its acting chief financial officer after Kenneth Possenriede suddenly retired.
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No. 2 US diplomat says Iraq war authorization ‘should be repealed’
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said Tuesday that the Biden administration supports repeal of the war authorization Congress provided in 2002 to invade Iraq, teeing up action in the Senate on Wednesday.
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Defense top line ‘will probably go up’: Key Dems see GOP boost as path to a deal
“The people who want to spend more than the Biden number have built a lot of support, and yes, I think that is a potential bipartisan pathway,” says House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith. “I don’t support it, I don’t think that’s where we should go, but at the end of the day, I…
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Israel cleared for $3.4B CH-53K buy, 300 Javelins for Thailand
The U.S. State Department cleared a sale of 18 CH-53K heavy-lift helicopters to Israel potentially worth $3.4 billion and the sale of 300 Javelin FGM-148 missiles to Thailand potentially worth $83.5 million, the agency announced Friday.
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Sea power panel backs block buy of amphibious ships
A House panel has advanced a proposal to authorize the Navy to make a block buy of amphibious ships for one more year, meant to save taxpayer dollars, proponents say.
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Kendall confirmed as Air Force secretary after senators lift procedural holds
Kendall could be sworn in as the Air Force and Space Force’s top civilian official as soon as Tuesday.
-
Pentagon adding new China and tech chiefs
Ely Ratner is one of the latest of President Joe Biden’s nominees to the Pentagon to receive Senate approval.
-
Hyten explains new acquisition directives to industry
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff spoke at a National Defense Industrial Association event on emerging technologies.
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‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
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Senate panel OKs Iraq war authorization repeal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a measure to repeal the 1991 and 2002 Iraq War authorizations, a further step toward curbing presidential war-making powers.
-
Lockheed’s CFO abruptly exits, sparking search for replacement
Defense titan Lockheed Martin has named a longtime company veteran as its acting chief financial officer after Kenneth Possenriede suddenly retired.
-
No. 2 US diplomat says Iraq war authorization ‘should be repealed’
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said Tuesday that the Biden administration supports repeal of the war authorization Congress provided in 2002 to invade Iraq, teeing up action in the Senate on Wednesday.
-
Defense top line ‘will probably go up’: Key Dems see GOP boost as path to a deal
“The people who want to spend more than the Biden number have built a lot of support, and yes, I think that is a potential bipartisan pathway,” says House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith. “I don’t support it, I don’t think that’s where we should go, but at the end of the day, I…
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Israel cleared for $3.4B CH-53K buy, 300 Javelins for Thailand
The U.S. State Department cleared a sale of 18 CH-53K heavy-lift helicopters to Israel potentially worth $3.4 billion and the sale of 300 Javelin FGM-148 missiles to Thailand potentially worth $83.5 million, the agency announced Friday.
-
Sea power panel backs block buy of amphibious ships
A House panel has advanced a proposal to authorize the Navy to make a block buy of amphibious ships for one more year, meant to save taxpayer dollars, proponents say.
-
Kendall confirmed as Air Force secretary after senators lift procedural holds
Kendall could be sworn in as the Air Force and Space Force’s top civilian official as soon as Tuesday.
-
Pentagon adding new China and tech chiefs
Ely Ratner is one of the latest of President Joe Biden’s nominees to the Pentagon to receive Senate approval.
-
Hyten explains new acquisition directives to industry
The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff spoke at a National Defense Industrial Association event on emerging technologies.
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‘There are so few people that get this’: Biden faces hurdle in finding new pick for Pentagon’s top buyer
With China and the U.S. locked in a tech race, Mike Brown’s experience working with transformative companies made him an attractive pick. Now observers wonder: Who’s next?
