CSBA in the News

A field of six industry competitors has officially begun to compete for one of the last major vehicle modernization contracts left in the wake of the Army’s approaching era of declining resources: The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle/…/

The Air Force does not have enough stealth aircraft to wage an effective air campaign against China or North Korea, according to a recent study by the American Enterprise Institute, a think tank in Washington/…/

Three years ago, then-U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced that he was recommending Congress approve the termination or truncation of 33 programs.

The federal budget for 2013 presents a tougher puzzle than usual for lawmakers peering into the nation’s strained pocketbook to figure out how to keep the lights on, services running and national defense sound.

A leading Republican lawmaker admonished the White House Tuesday for pursuing a European-based missile defense program while cutting money for one that’s designed specifically to protect the United States.

While congressional Republicans are scrambling for a way to avoid additional military budget cuts, a hawkish House Republican has gone even further by vowing to restore cuts that have already been set in motion.