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A raft of top personnel changes and proposed budget cuts sweep the military’s upper reaches as President Trump’s second term spurs change at the Pentagon.

The military is set to pursue a round of cost cutting measures as it looks to reflect the administration’s financial goals. What might that look like?

Can the pace of change keep up within the top levels of the military? What’s likely to come next as the Trump administration moves ahead?

From the top end of the Joint Chiefs of Staff down to probationary employees, the Pentagon makes personnel changes. What are the causes and effects?

Trump has called for an ‘Iron Dome for America.’ We speak with two experts about what next step in strategic homeland missile defense might look like.

With a proposed $10 billion budget, what are the next steps in developing next-generation missile defense?

Should space-based missile interceptors be part of a plan to protect the U.S. homeland from incoming threats?

As Trump calls for an ‘Iron Dome’, we speak with two experts in the field about this next step in strategic homeland missile defense.

2nd Lt. Walter Joseph Marm found himself outnumbered 7 to 1. “We thought we were in another Little Bighorn,” Marm recalled. “Surrounded and outnumbered.”

The Army wants to evolve, and to try new methods of fighting it’s testing something called “transformation in contact.” Get an inside look at what’s involved.