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Daniel Ellsberg, former Marine who leaked Pentagon Papers, dies at 92
He embodied the fall of American idealism in foreign policy and the upending of the post-World War II consensus that Communism should be opposed worldwide.
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US failure to track weapons for Ukraine has consequences
Not only can criminals and terrorists potentially get their hands on U.S. weapons, but Ukrainian soldiers may not receive the weapons they need,
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Congressman wants faster drone testing, fielding to fill inventory gap
One influential lawmaker is encouraging the U.S. military to accept more risk in pursuing unmanned systems.
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Dems denounce GOP for not funding Pentagon’s multiyear munitions plan
House Democrats are criticizing Republicans for not funding the Pentagon’s request for multiyear munitions buys, as endorsed by the China Committee.
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US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
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Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
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Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
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Stop spending Defense Production Act money on foreign suppliers
You’d have thought we had learned our lesson by now. Apparently not.
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Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
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House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
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Daniel Ellsberg, former Marine who leaked Pentagon Papers, dies at 92
He embodied the fall of American idealism in foreign policy and the upending of the post-World War II consensus that Communism should be opposed worldwide.
-
US failure to track weapons for Ukraine has consequences
Not only can criminals and terrorists potentially get their hands on U.S. weapons, but Ukrainian soldiers may not receive the weapons they need,
-
Congressman wants faster drone testing, fielding to fill inventory gap
One influential lawmaker is encouraging the U.S. military to accept more risk in pursuing unmanned systems.
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Dems denounce GOP for not funding Pentagon’s multiyear munitions plan
House Democrats are criticizing Republicans for not funding the Pentagon’s request for multiyear munitions buys, as endorsed by the China Committee.
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US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
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Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
-
Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
-
Stop spending Defense Production Act money on foreign suppliers
You’d have thought we had learned our lesson by now. Apparently not.
-
Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
-
Daniel Ellsberg, former Marine who leaked Pentagon Papers, dies at 92
He embodied the fall of American idealism in foreign policy and the upending of the post-World War II consensus that Communism should be opposed worldwide.
-
US failure to track weapons for Ukraine has consequences
Not only can criminals and terrorists potentially get their hands on U.S. weapons, but Ukrainian soldiers may not receive the weapons they need,
-
Congressman wants faster drone testing, fielding to fill inventory gap
One influential lawmaker is encouraging the U.S. military to accept more risk in pursuing unmanned systems.
-
Dems denounce GOP for not funding Pentagon’s multiyear munitions plan
House Democrats are criticizing Republicans for not funding the Pentagon’s request for multiyear munitions buys, as endorsed by the China Committee.
-
US Army must plan how to manage electric battlefield, lawmakers say
The Army hasn’t shown a plan for how it might manage battlefield electric power storage and distribution, so lawmakers want to see what’s on the table.
-
Wittman proposes way to keep Next-Generation Air Dominance on track
Congress wants annual updates on the Next-Generation Air Dominance fighter program and affiliated efforts, to ensure the Air Force and Navy stay on track.
-
Hungary responds after US senator says he blocked HIMARS purchase
U.S. Sen. James Risch of Idaho says he had blocked the sale of 24 missile launchers to Hungary.
-
Stop spending Defense Production Act money on foreign suppliers
You’d have thought we had learned our lesson by now. Apparently not.
-
Lawmakers demand Army justify pursuit of new attack recon helicopter
House lawmakers would curb the secretary’s travel funding until the Army produces analysis of alternatives for its future attack reconnaissance aircraft.
-
House seeks to codify quiet military aid to US-friendly militias
Draft legislation in the House NDAA would codify into law special operations for irregular warfare against Russia and China.
