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Space Force to cost $2 billion, include 15,000 personnel in first five years
We now know the details of the Space Force.
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America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
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The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
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Another government shutdown looms. But why is the fully funded Pentagon concerned?
The Pentagon will remain open if the government shuts down again, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be impacted.
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Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
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Shanahan has identified top pick to lead Space Command
Additional details on Space Command, including where it will be based, are expected to be shared around the release of the FY20 budget.
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Pentagon quiet on Venezuela options
Pentagon said no request had been received but did not rule out military response.
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The next six months could define America’s missile defense for a generation
The Missile Defense Review’s release came with a lot of follow-up requirements.
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Here’s how many billions the US will spend on nuclear weapons over the next decade
Expect the U.S. to spend a lot of money over the next decade on building up its nuclear arsenal.
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The Missile Defense Review is out. Will Congress fund it?
If the Trump administration wants to change how it does missile defense, it will need to invest quickly.
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Space Force to cost $2 billion, include 15,000 personnel in first five years
We now know the details of the Space Force.
-
America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
-
The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
-
Another government shutdown looms. But why is the fully funded Pentagon concerned?
The Pentagon will remain open if the government shuts down again, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be impacted.
-
Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
-
Shanahan has identified top pick to lead Space Command
Additional details on Space Command, including where it will be based, are expected to be shared around the release of the FY20 budget.
-
Pentagon quiet on Venezuela options
Pentagon said no request had been received but did not rule out military response.
-
The next six months could define America’s missile defense for a generation
The Missile Defense Review’s release came with a lot of follow-up requirements.
-
Here’s how many billions the US will spend on nuclear weapons over the next decade
Expect the U.S. to spend a lot of money over the next decade on building up its nuclear arsenal.
-
The Missile Defense Review is out. Will Congress fund it?
If the Trump administration wants to change how it does missile defense, it will need to invest quickly.
-
Space Force to cost $2 billion, include 15,000 personnel in first five years
We now know the details of the Space Force.
-
America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
-
The Pentagon’s National Military Strategy is done, and it’s unclear if the public will ever see it
The first formal update to the National Military Strategy since 2015 is significantly more classified than its predecessor.
-
Another government shutdown looms. But why is the fully funded Pentagon concerned?
The Pentagon will remain open if the government shuts down again, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be impacted.
-
Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
-
Shanahan has identified top pick to lead Space Command
Additional details on Space Command, including where it will be based, are expected to be shared around the release of the FY20 budget.
-
Pentagon quiet on Venezuela options
Pentagon said no request had been received but did not rule out military response.
-
The next six months could define America’s missile defense for a generation
The Missile Defense Review’s release came with a lot of follow-up requirements.
-
Here’s how many billions the US will spend on nuclear weapons over the next decade
Expect the U.S. to spend a lot of money over the next decade on building up its nuclear arsenal.
-
The Missile Defense Review is out. Will Congress fund it?
If the Trump administration wants to change how it does missile defense, it will need to invest quickly.
