Continuing resolutions source of continuing frustration for the Pentagon
March 1 will mark five months that the Pentagon has been unable to tap the $28 billion authorized by the 2024 NDAA for the fiscal year that began last Oct. 1.
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March 1 will mark five months that the Pentagon has been unable to tap the $28 billion authorized by the 2024 NDAA for the fiscal year that began last Oct. 1.
The U.S. is running low on a critical munition used in multiple theaters, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation, amid worries the Navy has expended too many of the munitions to strike Houthi targets.
Ukrainian soldiers defending Avdiivka, an eastern town at a strategic crossroads, knew last week they would have to give up the fight.
The U.S. is running low on a critical munition used in multiple theaters, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Earlier this week, veiled comments started to emerge on Capitol Hill regarding an unnamed and “serious national security threat.” By Thursday, a White House spokesman, John Kirby, let the American public in on what members of Congress were talking about: a new Russian space-based antisatellite capability that violates the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, suspected of being a space-based nuclear weapon.