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Small group of Ukrainian troops begins training on US howitzers
The 50 trainees will return to Ukraine to train the rest of the artillery force.
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Biden pledges $800 million in new aid to Ukraine, will ask Congress for more
President Biden says he will send $800 million more in military aid to help Ukraine, adding that as his authority to draw from U.S. military stockpiles surpasses $3 billion, he will need to ask Congress for more funding.
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Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
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VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
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AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
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Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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National Guard discussing possible deployments to Eastern Europe
National Guard leaders are preparing for the possibility their troops will be called up for Eastern Europe.
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The National Guard’s chief is working on health insurance for everyone
The chief of the National Guard Bureau has met with lawmakers to discuss options.
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Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
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White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
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Small group of Ukrainian troops begins training on US howitzers
The 50 trainees will return to Ukraine to train the rest of the artillery force.
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Biden pledges $800 million in new aid to Ukraine, will ask Congress for more
President Biden says he will send $800 million more in military aid to help Ukraine, adding that as his authority to draw from U.S. military stockpiles surpasses $3 billion, he will need to ask Congress for more funding.
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Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
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VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
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AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
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Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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National Guard discussing possible deployments to Eastern Europe
National Guard leaders are preparing for the possibility their troops will be called up for Eastern Europe.
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The National Guard’s chief is working on health insurance for everyone
The chief of the National Guard Bureau has met with lawmakers to discuss options.
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Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
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White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
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Small group of Ukrainian troops begins training on US howitzers
The 50 trainees will return to Ukraine to train the rest of the artillery force.
-
Biden pledges $800 million in new aid to Ukraine, will ask Congress for more
President Biden says he will send $800 million more in military aid to help Ukraine, adding that as his authority to draw from U.S. military stockpiles surpasses $3 billion, he will need to ask Congress for more funding.
-
Pentagon seeks reauthorization, expansion of small business funding
The Pentagon is pursuing the reauthorization and expansion for programs meant to boost small business participation in defense research, set to expire Sept. 30.
-
VA to award millions in suicide prevention grants to community groups
About $52 million in grants are expected to be distributed to groups by this fall.
-
AeroVironment wins $20M contract for hand-launched drone for Ukraine
The Defense Department has awarded the first contract of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative’s $300 million budget for this year, a $19.7 million deal with AeroVironment for a small, hand-launched surveillance drone called the RQ-20 Puma AE.
-
Biden vows to send Ukraine more artillery as Congress pushes for military aid czar
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to send more artillery to Kyiv amid a push among some key lawmakers to install a czar overseeing the rapidly increasing flow of U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
-
National Guard discussing possible deployments to Eastern Europe
National Guard leaders are preparing for the possibility their troops will be called up for Eastern Europe.
-
The National Guard’s chief is working on health insurance for everyone
The chief of the National Guard Bureau has met with lawmakers to discuss options.
-
Military sites honoring Confederates can’t be renamed without further action from Congress
Defense officials said they can’t change the names without new authorization from lawmakers.
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White House commits to barring anti-satellite missile tests
The Biden administration announced Monday it is barring anti-satellite missile testing by the United States.
