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The Pentagon drew up its $715 billion budget request with a clear-eyed approach on how to “deter military aggression” when it comes to China, the Defense Department’s number two civilian said on Tuesday. Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary of defense, said she sees “threads of continuity” in the Biden administration approach in its strategic guidance as […]
U.S. Department of Defense Based on final recommendations submitted by the DoD China Task Force, Secretary Austin issued a directive today initiating several major Department-wide efforts to better address the security challenges posed by China as the United States’ number one pacing challenge. These initiatives — some of which will remain classified — are designed to focus Departmental processes and procedures and better help department leaders contribute to whole-of-government efforts to address the challenge from China. They were developed in consultation and coordination with our in...
Washington [US], June 10 (ANI): US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday issued a directive initiating several major Department of Defence-wide efforts to address the security challenges posed by China as the United States' number one pacing challenge.
Pentagon makes China top priority with new task force report Follow Us Question of the Day The Supreme Court declined to take up a case on women & the military draft. Who should have to register with the Selective Service? Question of the Day By Mike Glenn - The Washington Times - Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Democratic and Republican administrations for years have unofficially seen China, with its designs on military supremacy and goals of global economic domination, as the top U.S. adversary worldwide. On Wednesd...
DF-17 hypersonic missiles at China’s 70th anniversary military parade WASHINGTON: In a clear sign that China really is the Biden administration’s tracking threat against which much of its strategy, budget and policy will be forged, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin today approved a classified directive ordering the military to shrink the gap between what it says and what it does regarding China. “The efforts I am directing today will improve the Department’s ability to revitalize our network of allies and partners, bolster deterrence, and accelerate the development of new operational con...