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Will tax reform hurt Trump’s military buildup? GOP defense hawks are shrugging it off
The White House-backed tax plan is projected to increase the deficit by $1.4 trillion over the next decade, but Senate defense hawks are saying that they’re not worried steeper deficits will squeeze future military spending.
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US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
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Air Force officials: Return of sequestration would ‘break’ service
The U.S. Air Force will be devastated by further budget damage, warns the service’s top two officials.
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Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
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A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
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Army Chief Supports Continuing DIUx Into Next Administration
The DIUx program is “a very good idea,” Gen. Mark Milley said.
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Fallon: American Companies Must ‘Do More’ for UK Business
To sell in Britain, American firms must increase local jobs.
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Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
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Will tax reform hurt Trump’s military buildup? GOP defense hawks are shrugging it off
The White House-backed tax plan is projected to increase the deficit by $1.4 trillion over the next decade, but Senate defense hawks are saying that they’re not worried steeper deficits will squeeze future military spending.
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US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
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Air Force officials: Return of sequestration would ‘break’ service
The U.S. Air Force will be devastated by further budget damage, warns the service’s top two officials.
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Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
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What Should Mattis Look for in a Deputy?
Bob Work, the current deputy secretary, weighs in.
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A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
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Army Chief Supports Continuing DIUx Into Next Administration
The DIUx program is “a very good idea,” Gen. Mark Milley said.
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Fallon: American Companies Must ‘Do More’ for UK Business
To sell in Britain, American firms must increase local jobs.
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Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
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Will tax reform hurt Trump’s military buildup? GOP defense hawks are shrugging it off
The White House-backed tax plan is projected to increase the deficit by $1.4 trillion over the next decade, but Senate defense hawks are saying that they’re not worried steeper deficits will squeeze future military spending.
-
US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
-
Air Force officials: Return of sequestration would ‘break’ service
The U.S. Air Force will be devastated by further budget damage, warns the service’s top two officials.
-
Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
-
What Should Mattis Look for in a Deputy?
Bob Work, the current deputy secretary, weighs in.
-
A NATO to Contain China? Key US Commander Doesn’t See it
A Pacific NATO fundamentally misunderstands China’s role in the region, PACOM head Harris says.
-
Army Chief Supports Continuing DIUx Into Next Administration
The DIUx program is “a very good idea,” Gen. Mark Milley said.
-
Fallon: American Companies Must ‘Do More’ for UK Business
To sell in Britain, American firms must increase local jobs.
-
Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
