Marines participate in Exercise Cobra Gold 2020, the largest theater security cooperation exercise in the Indo-Pacific region meant to display America's commitment there. (MCSN Jonathan Berlier/U.S. Navy)
The Hill: Senate panel approves $740B defense policy bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced its $740.5 billion annual defense policy bill, the panel said Thursday.
The fiscal 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was approved by the committee in a 25-2 vote during a closed-door session Wednesday.
“This year marks the 60th year in a row that the committee has fulfilled our constitutional duty to provide for the common defense by advancing the National Defense Authorization Act — once again with overwhelming support,” committee Chairman James Inhofe (R-Okla.) said in a statement.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 11, 2020
Defense bill to include billion dollars for pandemic response and preparedness -- Defense News
Senate bill adds funding for Army helicopter program and to buy more drones -- Defense News
Senate defense bill limits Air Force’s aircraft retirement plans -- Defense News
Senate’s defense bill looks to pump money into shipbuilding suppliers -- Defense News
Senate panel OKs $6 billion military fund to confront China -- Defense News
Senate bill promises more funding for space-based hypersonic defense, but mum on details -- C4ISRNet
Top US military general Milley apologises for escorting Trump to church photo op -- France 24
US Navy’s Refueler Drone May See 3-Year Delay if Pentagon Drags Feet on Carrier Upgrades -- Sputnik
With Russia keeping watch, US Navy subs ventured back to the high north to train where there's 'no safe haven' -- Business Insider
The Navy’s New Battlefield Needs Small Nuclear-Powered Warships -- Craig Hooper, Forbes
The U.S. Air Force Deployed Spy Drones in the South China Sea -- National Interest
The Air Force accidentally dropped a hypersonic test missile from a B-52 -- The Aviationist
Bell Textron delivers 400th V-22 Osprey tiltroter aircraft -- UPI
General Dynamics Wins $2.47 Billion Order for More Stryker Fighting Vehicles -- Sputnik
Challenged by Netflix Show, US Space Force Rushes to Trademark Name -- Military.com
A short history of the secret bunker underneath the White House -- Business Insider
The US sea-based nuclear deterrent in a new era -- Thomas Mahnken and Bryan Clark, The Strategist
Is China already inside America’s hypersonic industrial base? -- Aaron Mehta, Defense News
Top US General in Mideast: ‘I Do Worry About China Quite a Bit’ -- Defense One
Here’s what the CENTCOM commander says about the possibility of Syria, Afghanistan withdrawals -- Military Times
U.S. to send $250M in military aid to Ukraine -- UPI
Troop levels up for debate in US, Iraqi negotiations this week -- The Hill
South Korean company pleads guilty in U.S military base corruption scandal -- UPI
Germany wants to beef up its defense firms with pandemic relief funds -- Defense News
UK Ministry of Defence Reveals Millions Wasted on 'Fruitless Payments' -- Sputnik
Turkey to buy additional S-400 missile defense system from Russia -- UPI
Latest nuclear-powered sub to enter service with Russian Navy on June 12 -- TASS
Russia’s Newest Submarine, Khabarovsk, Could Redefine Underwater Warfare -- H I Sutton, Forbes
China condemns US military for 'provocative' flight over Taiwan -- The Hill
Security Situation Along Chinese Border Not Good, Says Indian Navy Chief -- Sputnik
North Korea Eyes Stronger Forces to Counter US Threats as Washington Intent on Worsening Ties -- Sputnik
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IMO this is a BFD.
Shocking moment hundreds of looters storm Florida Walmart and make off with $100,000 worth of merchandise
Inventory losses due to theft are approximately 2%. The retail industry calls it shrinkage. The cost will be borne by paying customers and investors or both.
Investors must have a profit for the same reason a furnace or water or can never be 100% efficient.
Investors must have a profit for the same reason an animal must have fat reserves.
This is getting more common. Before the riots flash mobs were cleaning stores out. It has been a regular news item for several years.
Because of narrative promoted by liberals, non-prosecution of theft under $1,000 be California Democrats, and lockdowns imposed by Democrat, governors this is getting worse
every year.
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