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Dunford: Communication with Russia still open after Syria shootdown
America’s top uniformed official said lines of communication remain open with Russia following the shootdown of a Syrian regime jet by an American aircraft.
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DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
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Mattis promises new Afghanistan strategy by mid-July
The defense secretary said American forces currently “are not winning in Afghanistan.”
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Revealed: Trump’s $110 billion weapons list for the Saudis
The administration’s arms proposal to Saudi Arabia, previously slim on specifics, includes seven THAAD missile defense batteries, over 100,000 air-to-ground munitions and billions of dollars’ worth of new aircraft, according to a White House document obtained by Defense News.
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Shanahan formally nominated as deputy secretary of defense
The Boeing executive has been sent to the Senate.
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Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
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New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
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After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
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Dunford: Communication with Russia still open after Syria shootdown
America’s top uniformed official said lines of communication remain open with Russia following the shootdown of a Syrian regime jet by an American aircraft.
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DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
-
Mattis promises new Afghanistan strategy by mid-July
The defense secretary said American forces currently “are not winning in Afghanistan.”
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Revealed: Trump’s $110 billion weapons list for the Saudis
The administration’s arms proposal to Saudi Arabia, previously slim on specifics, includes seven THAAD missile defense batteries, over 100,000 air-to-ground munitions and billions of dollars’ worth of new aircraft, according to a White House document obtained by Defense News.
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Shanahan formally nominated as deputy secretary of defense
The Boeing executive has been sent to the Senate.
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Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
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Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
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Dunford: Communication with Russia still open after Syria shootdown
America’s top uniformed official said lines of communication remain open with Russia following the shootdown of a Syrian regime jet by an American aircraft.
-
DoD needs 3-5 percent annual growth through 2023, top officials say
The Pentagon expects to request 3-5 percent base budget growth above inflation every year from 2019 through 2023, a dollar figure the nation’s top defense voices say is the bare minimum needed to maintain America’s military capabilities at current levels.
-
Mattis promises new Afghanistan strategy by mid-July
The defense secretary said American forces currently “are not winning in Afghanistan.”
-
Revealed: Trump’s $110 billion weapons list for the Saudis
The administration’s arms proposal to Saudi Arabia, previously slim on specifics, includes seven THAAD missile defense batteries, over 100,000 air-to-ground munitions and billions of dollars’ worth of new aircraft, according to a White House document obtained by Defense News.
-
Shanahan formally nominated as deputy secretary of defense
The Boeing executive has been sent to the Senate.
-
Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
-
Mattis intervened to increase munition buy in FY18 budget request
The fight against ISIS needs more weapons, according to the Pentagon.
-
Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
