Army pains from the yearlong continuing resolution may be assuaged by "replenishment funds" from Congress, a senior service official said today. The CR is going to impact the Army, but: “Will it be ...

The Pentagon today countered speculation that the U.S. government can remotely disable other nations' F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets, stating in a notice to reporters, "There is no kill switch." “The ...

The Army must stop buying equipment that is "expensive but not exquisite" and also doesn't "provide a lot of mass," Gen. James Rainey, the head of Army Futures Command said today.

Robert Wittman (R-VA), vice chair of the House Armed Services Committee. “We have seen a significant ramp-up in the emphasis on range and lethality, because we’re getting outsticked by the Chinese,” ...

Anthony Cotton, the head of U.S. Strategic Command, today said he wants more next-generation bombers than the Pentagon already has on order. More B-21 Raiders would boost not only the Air Force’s ...

The Feb. 20, 2025 Navy instruction provides "policy and assign [s] responsibilities for the development and upkeep of Navy expeditionary warfare tables of allowance (TOA) aligned to deployable and non ...

Still, if DOD is to cut 5% to 8% of its nearly 800,000-strong civilian workforce, the department will need to eliminate between 40,000 and 64,000 jobs. Veterans account for approximately 46% of DOD’s ...

At the top of the Air Force's list of solutions to ensure deterrence and protect the homeland -- concepts Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has laid out as central to building lethality and military ...

The new director of the White House Office of Management and Budget may be receptive to a Navy proposal that could free up additional funding to boost shipyard wages, according to Rep. Rob Wittman ...

Rob Wittman (R-VA), the vice chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, called on the Pentagon today to create a more "sustainable demand" when it comes to munitions manufacturing, as part of its ...