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Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
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Don’t ‘Ram Through’ Mattis Confirmation, HASC’s Top Democrat Warns GOP
Rep. Adam Smith warned that Democrats — in spite of widespread admiration for Mattis — may fight his confirmation if the GOP skips a substantive debate.
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Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
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Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
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A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance
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Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
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Don’t ‘Ram Through’ Mattis Confirmation, HASC’s Top Democrat Warns GOP
Rep. Adam Smith warned that Democrats — in spite of widespread admiration for Mattis — may fight his confirmation if the GOP skips a substantive debate.
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Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
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Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
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UK to Sign $125M Predator Deal
The deal only covers development costs.
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A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance
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Work: Munitions, Strategic Capabilities Office Boosted in FY18 Budget Plan
As Pentagon planners work to develop the fiscal 2018 budget plan, they will focus on increased spending for munitions and growing the prototyping budget for the Strategic Capabilities Office, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work said.
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Pentagon Leaders, International Allies Show Support for Mattis
Leaders from the UK, Norway and Singapore support the nomination of retired Gen. James Mattis as President-elect Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense.
-
Don’t ‘Ram Through’ Mattis Confirmation, HASC’s Top Democrat Warns GOP
Rep. Adam Smith warned that Democrats — in spite of widespread admiration for Mattis — may fight his confirmation if the GOP skips a substantive debate.
-
Frank Kendall on the NDAA and the End of AT&L
AT&L is going away. But that isn’t Kendall’s biggest concern with the NDAA.
-
Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
-
UK to Sign $125M Predator Deal
The deal only covers development costs.
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A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance










