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Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
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Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
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US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Anduril taps former Pentagon acquisition official to bolster international business
“Alliances and partnerships are not things that we can take for granted,” says Greg Kausner, the new head of global defense for Anduril.
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Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
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First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
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Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
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NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
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EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
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Japan spots Russian amphibious ships traveling between its islands
Four landing ship tanks, including one with its deck full of military trucks, were seen sailing in the Pacific Ocean westbound in the middle of last week, likely heading to Ukraine.
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Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
-
Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
-
US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
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Anduril taps former Pentagon acquisition official to bolster international business
“Alliances and partnerships are not things that we can take for granted,” says Greg Kausner, the new head of global defense for Anduril.
-
Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
-
Japan spots Russian amphibious ships traveling between its islands
Four landing ship tanks, including one with its deck full of military trucks, were seen sailing in the Pacific Ocean westbound in the middle of last week, likely heading to Ukraine.
-
Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
-
Canada picks the F-35 in fighter replacement competition
Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.
-
US Army’s $178 billion FY23 budget protects modernization, cuts end strength
The U.S. Army’s fiscal 2023 budget request is only a 1.7% increase over the FY22 enacted budget for a total of $178 billion but service officials say the request preserves its modernization efforts and its readiness for another year while reducing its end strength by 12,000 troops in order to preserve quality.
-
Anduril taps former Pentagon acquisition official to bolster international business
“Alliances and partnerships are not things that we can take for granted,” says Greg Kausner, the new head of global defense for Anduril.
-
Estonia increases defense spending to buy air defense systems, more weapons
Estonia has approved a $523 million defense spending hike, the majority of which is for short- to mid-range air defense systems.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
-
Japan spots Russian amphibious ships traveling between its islands
Four landing ship tanks, including one with its deck full of military trucks, were seen sailing in the Pacific Ocean westbound in the middle of last week, likely heading to Ukraine.
