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DoD warns troops, civilians of possible government shutdown
Congress faces an Oct. 1 deadline to reach a budget deal or a stopgap measure to stave off a shutdown.
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Chasm between national security needs and solutions never greater, says DoD acquisition chief
Frank Kendall says sequestration challenges have inspired greater levels of acquisition innovation
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Ash Carter: DoD must embrace change
Carter: Committed to building the force of the future while dealing with sequestration.
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Military families support sequester repeal
Middle-class service members would like Congress to abandon the sequester’s mandatory military budget cuts.
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IT spending to rise across government in budget request
Defense IT spending would grow by $37.3 billion under the president’s 2016 budget; civilian IT would rise by $49.1 billion.
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DoD warns troops, civilians of possible government shutdown
Congress faces an Oct. 1 deadline to reach a budget deal or a stopgap measure to stave off a shutdown.
-
Chasm between national security needs and solutions never greater, says DoD acquisition chief
Frank Kendall says sequestration challenges have inspired greater levels of acquisition innovation
-
Ash Carter: DoD must embrace change
Carter: Committed to building the force of the future while dealing with sequestration.
-
Budget funds sensor research
Data shows a wide gap between research and procurement.
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Military families support sequester repeal
Middle-class service members would like Congress to abandon the sequester’s mandatory military budget cuts.
-
IT spending to rise across government in budget request
Defense IT spending would grow by $37.3 billion under the president’s 2016 budget; civilian IT would rise by $49.1 billion.
-
DoD warns troops, civilians of possible government shutdown
Congress faces an Oct. 1 deadline to reach a budget deal or a stopgap measure to stave off a shutdown.
-
Chasm between national security needs and solutions never greater, says DoD acquisition chief
Frank Kendall says sequestration challenges have inspired greater levels of acquisition innovation
-
Ash Carter: DoD must embrace change
Carter: Committed to building the force of the future while dealing with sequestration.
-
Budget funds sensor research
Data shows a wide gap between research and procurement.
-
Military families support sequester repeal
Middle-class service members would like Congress to abandon the sequester’s mandatory military budget cuts.
-
IT spending to rise across government in budget request
Defense IT spending would grow by $37.3 billion under the president’s 2016 budget; civilian IT would rise by $49.1 billion.










