Another day, another proposal to protect DoD’s budget, another round of deadlock.

U.S. Rep. Buck McKeon tells the Pentagon he has no plans of standing up another Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission.

SecDef’s worry about base closures is getting through to towns across the U.S. Can DoD and Congress use that groundswell to protect tomorrow’s budgets?

A report hopes to broaden the resistance to DoD budget reductions by warning that cuts would affect the whole country.

The waiting and debating is over. Now there’s an actual roadmap for DoD’s planned build-down.

SecDef and Gen. Dempsey unveil the long-dreaded program cuts in this year’s budget submission.

Rep. Mac Thornberry, House Armed Services Committee vice chair, expects his colleagues to push back against any Pentagon recommendation for an additional round of base closures.

The Pentagon must continue to tweak its weapons mix if it wants to meet the military challenges of this century, a study concludes.

An advanced new missile could potentially mean big changes for the littoral combat ship.

Lawmakers want to try again to save DoD from sequestration, but it’ll be months, if ever, before anything happens.

DoD has a hot new doctrine, “reversibility,” and it could become a key weapon for defenders of budgets and programs.

The announcement of a new “strategy” at the Pentagon was the prelude to what looks like a tough defense budget year.

President Obama and Secretary Panetta set the table for America’s coming defense build-down.

The outline for the big crunch and a major election are two key events already on the calendar for the new year.

Looking back at the Washington saga that left the U.S. military worrying it would become a “paper tiger.”

There’s no telling just how many programs are in the crosshairs as DoD tries to deal with the prospect of reduced budget growth.

A year-ahead forecast paints a bleak picture of another year of dysfunction for the military-industrial-congressional complex.

A commentator argues that politicians’ short-term priorities get in the way of the military’s true, big-picture needs.

The week that was. The links that were.

Big B says, hey, hold on, this thing ain’t over yet: Its Super Hornet could still be Japan’s new fighter.