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The U.S. Navy's Seawolf Submarine: Killer Weapon, Budget Disaster

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The Politics of Pentagon Spending: Can the U.S. Military Budget Be Cut?

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The Senate's Military Budget Has the Right Idea—Will It Last in the House?

An Army Expert Navigates The Pentagon's 2021 Defense Budget Request

Why Elizabeth Warren Wants To Slash the Pentagon's Budget

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Why China Can't Afford the Cost of an Arms Race with America

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The Politics of Pentagon Spending: Can the U.S. Military Budget Be Cut?

Uniformed military personnel walks into the secured White House area ahead of a protest against racial inequality in reaction to the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in Washington, U.S., June 6, 2020. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

The Senate's Military Budget Has the Right Idea—Will It Last in the House?

An Army Expert Navigates The Pentagon's 2021 Defense Budget Request

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Why Elizabeth Warren Wants To Slash the Pentagon's Budget

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Why China Can't Afford the Cost of an Arms Race with America

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All the Ways Russia or China Could Sink a Navy Aircraft Carrier (Thousands Dead)

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