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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
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America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
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Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
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US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
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Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
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Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
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It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
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US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
-
America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
-
Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
-
US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
-
Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
-
Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
-
It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
-
US Transportation Command favors buying used sealift ships
Gen. Van Ovost would prefer to continue recapitalizing the nation’s sealift fleet with used vessels rather than design and build new ones.
-
Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
-
America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Senate passage of defense bill pushed back until November
Lawmakers will start floor work on the bill next week but aren’t expected to make significant progress until after the election.
-
Senate’s No. 2 Democrat pushes for safer Humvees
Sen. Dick Durbin is unleashing funds for the Army to retrofit accident-prone Humvees with safety upgrades.
-
US Marines warn against Navy’s FY24 decommission plans
Documents obtained by Defense News reveal plans to decommission amphibious ships, despite an outcry from the Corps over the resulting capability gap.
-
Congress passes Ukraine nuclear security funding
The $35 million in Ukraine nonproliferation aid comes amid Putin’s threats to use nuclear weapons and shelling near the Zaporizhzhia power plant.
-
Republicans push Biden to use $2.1 billion Ukraine aid set to expire
Republicans warn Biden against letting $2.1 billion in Ukraine military aid expire, urging the White House to use it to send Kyiv long-range missiles.
-
It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
