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House defense bill retains spending caps, creates DoD talent officer
The draft bill adheres to congressional spending caps, establishes a talent management office and limits nuclear arsenal reductions.
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It’s time to rebalance funding toward the Air Force and Space Force
Tanks and large infantry formations are simply not as germane in the Pacific region, a former colonel says.
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House lawmakers aim to cut F-35 buy as patience with delays wears thin
Lawmakers have grown “frustrated” as the newest F-35s sit at Lockheed Martin’s facility in Fort Worth, Texas, because their upgrades don’t work.
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In China’s backyard: The new Marine regiments changing the fight
Here’s what you need to know about the Corps’ newest regiment: the Marine littoral regiment.
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Lawmakers propose DIU-managed military testing and evaluation cell
The effort would begin as a three-year pilot program aimed at making it easier for high-need technologies to move through traditional testing processes.
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Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
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US troops put new Philippine military sites to test in Balikatan drill
Some of the newest Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement sites got a workout in the Philippines during the bilateral Balikatan exercise this month.
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Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
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DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
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Senate defense panel faces uphill battle in ditching debt ceiling caps
A bipartisan push to grow the FY25 defense budget beyond the debt ceiling caps faces strong headwinds in the Senate and House.
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House defense bill retains spending caps, creates DoD talent officer
The draft bill adheres to congressional spending caps, establishes a talent management office and limits nuclear arsenal reductions.
-
It’s time to rebalance funding toward the Air Force and Space Force
Tanks and large infantry formations are simply not as germane in the Pacific region, a former colonel says.
-
House lawmakers aim to cut F-35 buy as patience with delays wears thin
Lawmakers have grown “frustrated” as the newest F-35s sit at Lockheed Martin’s facility in Fort Worth, Texas, because their upgrades don’t work.
-
In China’s backyard: The new Marine regiments changing the fight
Here’s what you need to know about the Corps’ newest regiment: the Marine littoral regiment.
-
Lawmakers propose DIU-managed military testing and evaluation cell
The effort would begin as a three-year pilot program aimed at making it easier for high-need technologies to move through traditional testing processes.
-
Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
-
US troops put new Philippine military sites to test in Balikatan drill
Some of the newest Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement sites got a workout in the Philippines during the bilateral Balikatan exercise this month.
-
Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
-
DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
-
Senate defense panel faces uphill battle in ditching debt ceiling caps
A bipartisan push to grow the FY25 defense budget beyond the debt ceiling caps faces strong headwinds in the Senate and House.
-
House defense bill retains spending caps, creates DoD talent officer
The draft bill adheres to congressional spending caps, establishes a talent management office and limits nuclear arsenal reductions.
-
It’s time to rebalance funding toward the Air Force and Space Force
Tanks and large infantry formations are simply not as germane in the Pacific region, a former colonel says.
-
House lawmakers aim to cut F-35 buy as patience with delays wears thin
Lawmakers have grown “frustrated” as the newest F-35s sit at Lockheed Martin’s facility in Fort Worth, Texas, because their upgrades don’t work.
-
In China’s backyard: The new Marine regiments changing the fight
Here’s what you need to know about the Corps’ newest regiment: the Marine littoral regiment.
-
Lawmakers propose DIU-managed military testing and evaluation cell
The effort would begin as a three-year pilot program aimed at making it easier for high-need technologies to move through traditional testing processes.
-
Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
-
US troops put new Philippine military sites to test in Balikatan drill
Some of the newest Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement sites got a workout in the Philippines during the bilateral Balikatan exercise this month.
-
Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
-
DARPA taps Aurora to keep designing heavy cargo seaplane in $8.3M deal
DARPA passed on General Atomics’ dual-hulled design for Liberty Lifter, and said the company was not meeting its “aggressive” schedule and technical goals.
-
Senate defense panel faces uphill battle in ditching debt ceiling caps
A bipartisan push to grow the FY25 defense budget beyond the debt ceiling caps faces strong headwinds in the Senate and House.
