Pentagon & Policy

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Manufacturing bottlenecks are hindering the Pentagon's ability to deliver new technology to troops.

A new law restricts DoD contractors from hiring consultants linked to blacklisted Chinese firms, impacting defense operations.

A court ruling consolidates lawsuits for transgender military personnel, impacting current and future service members.

Congress blocks a bipartisan amendment aimed at enhancing US-Israel defense integration, impacting military policy.

The R/V Petrel, known for WWII shipwreck discoveries, is now part of the U.S. Navy.

The R/V Petrel, known for discovering WWII shipwrecks, is now part of the U.S. Navy.

The OMB has reported that the cost of military operations against Iran has reached $30 billion, with implications for funding.

New NDAA amendment requires influenza vaccinations for military personnel following a flu outbreak at Lackland AFB.

The USS Juneau was sunk by a Japanese torpedo during the Valiant Shield exercise, highlighting naval readiness.

The USS Juneau was sunk during a multinational SINKEX exercise, highlighting naval readiness and training.

The Marine Corps Commandant emphasizes the importance of recognizing Medal of Honor heroes, regardless of time elapsed.

Master Chief Petty Officer Frank Welch, who led significant reforms in the Coast Guard, has died at 65, impacting senior enlisted personnel.