Pentagon & Policy

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The US Army's 7th Infantry Division and 1st MDTF will merge, impacting unit structure and readiness.

Congress accuses the Pentagon of undermining civilian harm reduction programs, impacting military operations and policies.

A new bill introduced in Congress aims to abolish the Selective Service System, which has been largely inactive since 1973.

The Pentagon has canceled the deployment of the 3rd Battalion, 12th Field Artillery Regiment to Germany, affecting military readiness.

The US Army is set to receive over 10,000 Barracuda-500M cruise missiles as part of a new deal with Anduril.

The USS Doris Miller's construction is delayed until 2034 due to issues with another carrier. Learn more about the implications.

The DoD has yet to pass a clean audit since 2018, raising concerns for military budgeting and accountability.

NATO is advancing ground robot technology for combat, addressing gaps in current military capabilities near Russia.

Lawmakers are advocating for domestic shipbuilding as the Navy considers foreign options in its 2027 plan.

The Coast Guard recently seized $46 million in cocaine off Colombia, highlighting ongoing drug trafficking challenges.

Loss of DoD civilian workforce strains military operations, affecting installations and personnel.

Experts discuss the impact of Trump's UAP file drop on national security and military discourse.

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