When all companies in the market are allowed to compete under the same set of rules, innovation flourishes and our nation unleashes the full breadth of its technological strength.
"Today, Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis are all cut off from Iran's weapons supply and support,” Adm. Brad Cooper, told SASC members.
Answering the Pentagon’s call to bolster defense industrial base.
SOCOM's budget has been flat since FY2019, but demand for SOF capabilities has risen 300 percent in the past five years, argue former acting SecDef Chris Miller and Phil Anderson of SOF Action.
The committee tanked one bill, which would have allowed any country to use Foreign Military Financing to purchase weapons through the commercial sales process.
The aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford is expected to face increased maintenance due to its extended deployment.
The departing lawmaker and former Air Force officer still has a few things on his to-do list before the end of the 119th Congress.
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Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle confirmed the battleship would share several design features with the USS Ford.
Lawmakers expressed concern over the Army's proposed budget, which takes an ax to high-profile legacy helicopter procurement.
"We're not making an estimate for MILCON [military construction] at this time. We don't know what our future posture is going to be," said Pentagon comptroller Jules Hurst.
Congress has teed up a second reconciliation bill with immigration enforcement money, but future reconciliation funds for defense remain nebulous.
The challenge for Western democratic institutions is not a lack of capability — it is a structural one.
Valerie Insinna outlines how Congress draws up a military spending plan for the year ahead.
Valerie Insinna has the highlights from last week's House and Senate hearings on the budget.
The possible deals include three countries buying APKWS, and Qatar could be purchasing more Patriot interceptors.
Overall, the Army, Navy and Air Force included about $3 billion in unfunded requests, all for military construction projects. US Southern Command included $229.9 million in its wishlist.