The Pentagon's framework agreements to increase weapons production are legally nonbinding and dependent on congressional ...
For FY2026, the United States is expected to spend about US$1 trillion on defense. The estimated US$3–4 billion reduction in ...
The senators asked the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Interior and the Export-Import Bank to preserve all records ...
China's satellite payloads have grown nearly sixfold since 2016, strengthening its ability to track U.S. forces and support ...
Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink said in a memorandum proposing renaming Joint Base Charleston in former South Carolina ...
A new memo revealed that the Pentagon is urging the Air Force to rename Joint Base Charleston after the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.
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Pentagon’s $29.8 billion munitions challenge now hinges on factory capacity
Warnings that U.S. munitions stockpiles may not meet a major conflict are sharpening attention on production lines, the ...
Whatever its supporters say, the NDAA provision would massively expand defense ties between the U.S. and Israel.
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Months later, Hegseth’s claim of a ‘contained’ war with Iran appears foolish
When the defense secretary said the conflict was “actually quite contained,” it was bizarre. Now it’s worse.
The cost of the US war in Iran continues to skyrocket with vast amounts of expensive high-end missile interceptors being used ...
Ukrainian troops trained in Mississippi highlight how U.S. alliances, European support, and a sanctions push in Congress — shaped by the late Sen. Lindsey ...
It simply does not make financial sense for 50 $10,000 drones to bring down a single $50 million fighter jet; therefore, the Ukraine route now seems as important for the U.S. The U.S. is now demanding ...
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