Will the Pentagon have to cut exercises to pay for the Iran war?

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Will the Pentagon have to cut exercises to pay for the Iran war? Jules Hurst, who is leading the Pentagon comptroller's office, weighs in on exercises, fuel costs and when a supplemental could come.  GOP moving forward with new reconciliation bill, with money for defense: Graham "The purpose of the second reconciliation bill is to make sure there is adequate funding to secure our homeland and to support our men and women in the military who are fighting so bravely," said Senate Budget Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham. Pentagon, Lockheed sign plan to boost PrSM missile production BAE Systems and Honeywell Aerospace have also inked new framework deals designed to boost munition production over the coming years. Trusted national security solutions at the pace of a technology disruptor Sponsored by L3Harris Amidst rapidly changing geopolitical environments, L3Harris is anticipating and rapidly responding to challenges with agile technology – creating a safer and more secure future. Learn more. OP ED: Why the Pentagon must reconnect design to production New Pentagon requirements reforms need to account for whether the industrial base can actually build systems at the desired scale, John G. Ferrari and Dillon Prochnicki write.

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