Pentagon & Policy

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A GAO report warns that information gaps could hinder the Army's Next Generation Command and Control project.

The US has approved a $4.5 billion sale of KC-46A aircraft to Qatar, impacting military readiness and regional security.

The USS Washington arrives in the Middle East, relieving the USS Lincoln after over 250 days at sea, impacting military operations.

Max Lederer, publisher of Stars and Stripes, retires after 30 years amid disputes with the Pentagon.

National Guard troops in D.C. are rarely involved in crime prevention despite their presence. Explore the implications.

A sailor faces murder charges following a shooting death on the USS John F. Kennedy.

Switzerland seeks an additional $1.2 billion for air defense amid rising threats and long equipment delivery times.

The DoD's inconsistent CUI marking continues to hinder the CMMC program, affecting military contractors and operations.

Private equity defense contracts may face heightened review after midterms, impacting military and veteran interests.

A recent review highlights critical issues in U.S. defense research, impacting military readiness and innovation.

The military's newest branch sees a significant funding increase for missile defense programs, impacting service members and defense operations.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill supports veterans running for Congress, highlighting their political engagement.