The Pentagon is requesting congressional approval to work more closely with allied and partner countries on space domain awareness and other space operations, according to a legislative proposal ...

The Defense Department is asking Congress to consider a new legislative proposal that would allow the Navy secretary to enter into a contract for up to five Columbia-class submarines beginning in ...

The Army plans to spend $187 million on research, development, test and evaluation for “agile systems development” within the Launched Effects portfolio, in FY-26. This includes funding for ...

In June 2025, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command submitted its fiscal year 2026 unfunded priorities list to Congress.

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Inside Defense, from the award-winning Inside the Pentagon family of newsletters, is the nation's best online news service for defense and aerospace professionals. We specialize in exclusive, ...

Inside Defense, from the award-winning Inside the Pentagon family of newsletters, is the nation's best online news service for defense and aerospace professionals. We specialize in exclusive, ...

Inside Defense, from the award-winning Inside the Pentagon family of newsletters, is the nation's best online news service for defense and aerospace professionals. We specialize in exclusive, ...

Inside Defense, from the award-winning Inside the Pentagon family of newsletters, is the nation's best online news service for defense and aerospace professionals. We specialize in exclusive, ...

In June 2025, the Army submitted its fiscal year 2026 unfunded priorities list to Congress. Includes a cover letter as well as a separate, detailed list marked "controlled unclassified information." ...

On July 22, 2025 the chairmen of the House and Senate Armed Services committees sent the Defense Department programmatic tables to guide $150 billion in budget reconciliation spending.

The Air Force has awarded missile makers Raytheon and Lockheed Martin $3.5 billion and about $4.3 billion, respectively, to boost deliveries of the vendors' advanced missile products, according to a ...