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Turkey F-16 sale in congressional limbo amid Lockheed backlog
Congress hasn’t approved an F-16 sale to Turkey. Even if it does, Ankara will likely have to contend with a lengthy production queue for the in-demand jet.
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How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
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Lawmakers chart ‘middle course’ on space-based missile warning funding
Congress gave the Space Force $450 million more in fiscal 2023 for space-based missile warning and tracking. Does that mean lawmakers endorse its strategy?
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Republicans eye Pentagon savings after McCarthy spending agreement
Republican defense hawks insist that Speaker McCarthy’s spending agreement won’t cut military spending, but they’re also brainstorming Pentagon savings.
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Congress announces commission to review National Defense Strategy
Four members served on the 2018 National Defense Strategy Commission, which defense hawks in Congress wielded to argue for higher military budgets.
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GOP pick to lead House China committee vows to win ‘new Cold War’
Rep. Mike Gallagher has vowed to lead a bipartisan committee that will tackle Chinese military modernization, threats to Taiwan and defense supply chains.
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Senate makes headway on Pentagon nominees after Hawley’s TikTok deal
The Senate is making progress on confirming the remaining seven Pentagon nominees after a deal with Josh Hawley, who had held up their confirmation votes.
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McCarthy’s troubled speaker bid raises questions about Ukraine
Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s conservative opponents are using his prior support for Ukraine aid as a reason for thwarting his bid to become House speaker.
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‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
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Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
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Turkey F-16 sale in congressional limbo amid Lockheed backlog
Congress hasn’t approved an F-16 sale to Turkey. Even if it does, Ankara will likely have to contend with a lengthy production queue for the in-demand jet.
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How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
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Lawmakers chart ‘middle course’ on space-based missile warning funding
Congress gave the Space Force $450 million more in fiscal 2023 for space-based missile warning and tracking. Does that mean lawmakers endorse its strategy?
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Republicans eye Pentagon savings after McCarthy spending agreement
Republican defense hawks insist that Speaker McCarthy’s spending agreement won’t cut military spending, but they’re also brainstorming Pentagon savings.
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Congress announces commission to review National Defense Strategy
Four members served on the 2018 National Defense Strategy Commission, which defense hawks in Congress wielded to argue for higher military budgets.
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GOP pick to lead House China committee vows to win ‘new Cold War’
Rep. Mike Gallagher has vowed to lead a bipartisan committee that will tackle Chinese military modernization, threats to Taiwan and defense supply chains.
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Senate makes headway on Pentagon nominees after Hawley’s TikTok deal
The Senate is making progress on confirming the remaining seven Pentagon nominees after a deal with Josh Hawley, who had held up their confirmation votes.
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McCarthy’s troubled speaker bid raises questions about Ukraine
Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s conservative opponents are using his prior support for Ukraine aid as a reason for thwarting his bid to become House speaker.
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‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
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Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
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Turkey F-16 sale in congressional limbo amid Lockheed backlog
Congress hasn’t approved an F-16 sale to Turkey. Even if it does, Ankara will likely have to contend with a lengthy production queue for the in-demand jet.
-
How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
-
Lawmakers chart ‘middle course’ on space-based missile warning funding
Congress gave the Space Force $450 million more in fiscal 2023 for space-based missile warning and tracking. Does that mean lawmakers endorse its strategy?
-
Republicans eye Pentagon savings after McCarthy spending agreement
Republican defense hawks insist that Speaker McCarthy’s spending agreement won’t cut military spending, but they’re also brainstorming Pentagon savings.
-
Congress announces commission to review National Defense Strategy
Four members served on the 2018 National Defense Strategy Commission, which defense hawks in Congress wielded to argue for higher military budgets.
-
GOP pick to lead House China committee vows to win ‘new Cold War’
Rep. Mike Gallagher has vowed to lead a bipartisan committee that will tackle Chinese military modernization, threats to Taiwan and defense supply chains.
-
Senate makes headway on Pentagon nominees after Hawley’s TikTok deal
The Senate is making progress on confirming the remaining seven Pentagon nominees after a deal with Josh Hawley, who had held up their confirmation votes.
-
McCarthy’s troubled speaker bid raises questions about Ukraine
Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s conservative opponents are using his prior support for Ukraine aid as a reason for thwarting his bid to become House speaker.
-
‘Special pay’ keeps Pentagon’s cyber experts from jumping ship
Services “spent at least $160 million on cyber retention bonuses annually” from fiscal 2017 to 2021, the Government Accountability Office said.
-
Congress mandates more oversight on Pentagon plans for defending Guam
Lawmakers also want more oversight from the Missile Defense Agency’s mission to defend the U.S. territory — a top priority.
