Report to Congress on Taiwan Defense Issues
The following is the April 19, 2024, Congressional Research Service report, Taiwan Defense Issues for Congress…
Document: The Budget Control Act and the Defense Budget
The following is the April 21, 2017 Congressional Research Service report, The Budget Control Act and the Defense Budget: Frequently…
PACOM Hearings Preview Spending Needs In Coming Years; Munitions, SSN Shortfalls Must Be Addressed
U.S. Pacific Command operations were the focus of House and Senate armed services committee hearings this week, and PACOM commander…
Video: How the U.S. Drops the ‘Mother of All Bombs’
On Thursday, the U.S. Air Force dropped the largest U.S. conventional weapon — the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB)…
Russia Suspends Air Space Deconfliction Agreement With U.S. After Chemical Weapons Retaliation Strikes
THE PENTAGON — Russia said it suspended an airspace deconfliction agreement with U.S. forces operating in and around Syria, in…
Experts Warn House Panel of U.S. Satellite Network Vulnerabilities
While use of space-based assets to find out where you are, download a movie or Skype with family on the…
Rear Adm. Mat Winter Nominated As Head of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Office
The former head of the Office of Naval Research and the former head of the Navy unmanned aviation development has…
Bogdon: F-35C Tests Offer Proposed Fixes to Catapult Problem; Carrier Trials to Continue This Fall
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Navy has completed testing on potential solutions to solve a ‘must fix’ catapult launch problem on…
Panel: Services Should Better Leverage Each Other’s Tech Development, Joint Operations
The Pentagon should aim for interdependency, not just interoperability, in assessing its future warfighting requirements, three national security experts told…
International F-35 Symposium Gathers Operators To Plan Future Collaboration in Pacific
This post has been updated to include information from U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific. Current and future F-35 Joint Strike…
STRATCOM: Pentagon ‘Going Too Slow’ to Counter Commercial Drone Threats to Nuclear Sites
The military is moving too slowly to protect U.S. nuclear sites from the threat of commercial unmanned aerial vehicles, or…