Pentagon & Policy

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Congress aims to restrict US Navy vessels built in foreign shipyards, impacting military readiness and domestic shipbuilding.

The Senate Armed Services Committee seeks to limit US Navy vessels built in foreign shipyards, impacting military readiness.

NATO's top commander is preparing backup plans amid U.S. military cutbacks, impacting defense strategies in Europe.

A Pentagon report suggests military spouse unemployment rates may be overstated, affecting families and policy.

A report questions the accuracy of military spouse unemployment statistics and their implications.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has released details on the NDAA, impacting military drone operations and cyber defense.

Former Army Staff Sgt. Jesse Bussey, a fugitive for 30 years, has been captured after being convicted of attacks on fellow soldiers.

The Pentagon is implementing a yearlong strategy to unify military fitness approaches, impacting service members and veterans.

The Pentagon initiates a yearlong strategy to unify military fitness standards impacting service members across all branches.

The Pentagon has reverted the name of INDOPACOM back to U.S. Pacific Command, impacting military operations in the region.

The Pentagon has reverted INDOPACOM to US Pacific Command. Discover the implications for service members and veterans.

The US Army's Tropic Lightning Division reflects on lessons learned from recent war games in the Philippines, focusing on artillery transformation.

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