DOD seeking FY-24 funding to develop prototype X-band domestic cruise missile defense radarSherman, JasonInsideDefense.com's SitRep
Funding increases requested in the Defense Department's fiscal year 2024 budget reflect good opportunities for revenue growth for some of Northrop Grumman's key programs, executives said during the company's first-quarter earnings call Thursday morning. Funding for two of Northrop’s programs -- ...
This Eyes on Washington Podcast Special Miniseries breaks down theNational Defense Authorization Act, which is the yearly authorization of funding and policy for the entire DoD. Hosted by attorney Dan Sennott, this miniseries delves deep into the FY 2024 NDAA, its wide-reaching provisions, p...
One of the Federal government’s top cybersecurity officials said today that the Biden administration is requesting roughly $12 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2024 funding in connection with efforts to roll out zero trust security across the entire government, and voiced concern about the fa...
2022 年 3 月 28 日,拜登-哈里斯政府向国会提交了一份拟议的 2023 财年 (FY) 国防预算申请,预算为 8133 亿美元,其中 7730 亿美元用于国防部 (DoD)。在动态和不断变化的安全环境中,强大和适应性强的美国军队仍然是美国国家安全的核心支柱。2023 财年国防预算提供了维持和加强美国威慑所需的资源,通过以下方式推...
on the House Appropriations Committee is asking agencies to outline the impact if their budgets were rolled back to FY2022 levels as some Republicans are proposing. Also, the Aerospace Industries Association sent a letter to congressional leaders calling for DOD, NASA and FAA funding to be ...
FundingMissile defenseBudgetsIntelligence gatheringWeapons testingIntelligence servicesMarch 17, 2017 | Jason Sherman The Pentagon wants to surge funds into a new ballistic missile defense project that aims to deal with one of the most challenging threats to U.S. military forces: road-mobile ballistic...
Despite facing billions of dollars in liability for cleaning up contamination from per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) across likely hundreds of bases, the Defense Department (DOD) is seeking just $227.2 million, in fiscal year 2023, a cut of more $415 million compared to FY22, ...
Also during the briefing, Jones said the budget “includes funding for both defensive and offensive space capabilities.” When asked what the offensive capabilities are, however, she demurred. “So we need to be able to defend our space assets from anyone that might try to do us harm. I...
The cybersecurity spending of the Department of Defense (DoD) was not reported since the fiscal year 2022. Overall cybersecurity spending in the United States is projected to increase in 2023 with the total estimated agency cybersecurity funding for that year amounting to 10.46 billion U.S. ...