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How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
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Pentagon claims nearly $4.4 billion in savings last year. Can it top it for FY19?
The Pentagon plans to reinvest whatever money it can find through internal reforms into war-fighting needs.
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Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
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Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
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In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
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The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
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Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
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Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
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Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
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How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Pentagon claims nearly $4.4 billion in savings last year. Can it top it for FY19?
The Pentagon plans to reinvest whatever money it can find through internal reforms into war-fighting needs.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
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Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
-
Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
-
Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
-
How Trump’s new chief of staff can impact the FY20 defense plan
Mick Mulvaney, a budget hawk, will now have greater access to President Donald Trump.
-
Pentagon claims nearly $4.4 billion in savings last year. Can it top it for FY19?
The Pentagon plans to reinvest whatever money it can find through internal reforms into war-fighting needs.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
In warning to Russia, US flies Open Skies aircraft over Ukrainian territory
Technically, the flight was “extraordinary.”
-
The US has taken the first step to leaving an arms control treaty. What happens next?
Washington “would welcome a Russian change of heart,” the secretary of state said, but he added he has seen no indication that Moscow is likely to comply.
-
Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
-
Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
-
Constitutional questions emerge about expanding role of troops on US soil
The White House may face legal challenges to the expansion of authorities for troops at the southern border.
-
Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
