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The U.S. Navy's Seawolf Submarine: Killer Weapon, Budget Disaster

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The Politics of Pentagon Spending: Can the U.S. Military Budget Be Cut?

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The Senate's Military Budget Has the Right Idea—Will It Last in the House?

An Army Expert Navigates The Pentagon's 2021 Defense Budget Request

Why Elizabeth Warren Wants To Slash the Pentagon's Budget

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Why China Can't Afford the Cost of an Arms Race with America

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Report: High Inflation Is Disrupting U.S. Military Power

The Navy’s Latest Shipbuilding Plan May Sink America’s Pacific Ambitions

Why the F-35 Might Not Be the Last Manned Fighter for the U.S. Air Force

The Missile Defense Agency Is Focusing on Hypersonic Threats

The Missile Defense Agency's Budget Prioritizes Emerging Threats

How the Air Force Is Upgrading Its Stealth Bombers

Australia is Switching Out MRH-90s for Blackhawks

The Air Force is Increasing Funding for Its Next Generation of Fighters

Hypersonic Missiles, Not Aircraft Carriers, are the Best Military Weapon

Ticonderoga Cruiser Modernization Effort Sharply Divides Congress

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