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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?

Uniformed military personnel walks into the secured White House area ahead of a protest against racial inequality in reaction to the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in Washington, U.S., June 6, 2020. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

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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A T-72 B3 tank operated by a crew from Russia drives during the Tank Biathlon competition at the International Army Games 2018 in Alabino outside Moscow, Russia, August 11, 2018. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov

Russia Makes Some of the Deadliest Weapons on Earth (But There Is a Problem)

The Problem with Russia's New Armata Tank

RIP Aircraft Carrier: How Russia or China Could Send These Warships to the Bottom

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Russia's T-14 Armata Tank Is Amazing (But There Is a Big Problem)

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Aircraft Carrier Scare: How Russia and China Could Sink the Navy's Most Important Warship

Imagine This: In a War with Russia or China, America Could Run out of 'Ammo'

An F/A-18F Super Hornet jet flies over the USS Gerald R. Ford as the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier tests its EMALS magnetic launching system, which replaces the steam catapult, and new AAG arrested landing system in the Atlantic Ocean July 28, 2017. Picture

Two Ways America Can Prepare for—and Prevent—the Next War

How Much Should the United States Spend on Defense?

A Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike fighter jet touches down on the amphibious assault ship USS Wasp, marking the first time the aircraft has deployed aboard a U.S. Navy ship and with a Marine Expeditionary Unit in the Indo-Asian-Pacific reg

Here's America's New Plan to Stop China's Island-Building

Lawmakers Are Ready to Rip the Defense Budget Apart

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Excessive Defense Spending is Counterproductive

Can Defense Commissaries be Fixed?

Bringing BRAC Back: Why Congress Needs to Get on Board with the Pentagon

Three Cheers for the Military Industrial Complex

Increasing U.S. Defense Spending: When Addition is Subtraction

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