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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
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Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
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Alaska-based long-range ballistic missile defense radar fielding delayed by a year
A radar being installed at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska, is delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
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With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
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Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
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GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
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Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
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$21B for defense reportedly included in COVID aid proposal
The White House and Senate Republicans are nearing an agreement on a $1 trillion-plus economic rescue proposal that would also seek $21 billion for defense, according to a draft obtained by the New York Times.
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Defense execs press lead lawmakers for COVID reimbursements
Eighty defense industry executives have written to top congressional leaders to ask for emergency appropriations to reimburse defense contractors’ coronavirus-related costs.
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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
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Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
-
Alaska-based long-range ballistic missile defense radar fielding delayed by a year
A radar being installed at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska, is delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
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GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
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Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
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$21B for defense reportedly included in COVID aid proposal
The White House and Senate Republicans are nearing an agreement on a $1 trillion-plus economic rescue proposal that would also seek $21 billion for defense, according to a draft obtained by the New York Times.
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Defense execs press lead lawmakers for COVID reimbursements
Eighty defense industry executives have written to top congressional leaders to ask for emergency appropriations to reimburse defense contractors’ coronavirus-related costs.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
Army validates design for future helicopter engine, remains on track despite COVID
The Army has approved a final design for its Improved Turbine Engine Program and is on schedule to receive the first engine for testing next year.
-
Alaska-based long-range ballistic missile defense radar fielding delayed by a year
A radar being installed at Clear Air Force Station, Alaska, is delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Pandemic lengthens delay in US Army’s M113 vehicle replacement program
Delivery of the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle has been pushed back due to the spread of COVID-19, adding to an already delayed program.
-
GOP coronavirus bill includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs
Senate Republicans’ proposed $1 trillion coronavirus relief package includes at least $7 billion for weapons programs, part of $29 billion for defense overall.
-
Extend contractor reimbursement period, trade groups urge Congress
Trade groups are urging lawmakers to extend the window for reimbursing government contractor costs for COVID-19 connected disruptions and cost increases, set to close Sept. 30.
-
$21B for defense reportedly included in COVID aid proposal
The White House and Senate Republicans are nearing an agreement on a $1 trillion-plus economic rescue proposal that would also seek $21 billion for defense, according to a draft obtained by the New York Times.
-
Defense execs press lead lawmakers for COVID reimbursements
Eighty defense industry executives have written to top congressional leaders to ask for emergency appropriations to reimburse defense contractors’ coronavirus-related costs.
