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Committees Begin Writing the FY2027 NDAA
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Committees Begin Writing the FY2027 NDAA

June marks the start of subcommittee and full-committee markups on the fiscal 2027 defense authorization, the annual legislative sprint that per CRS reliably moves from committee in June to the House floor in July.

Nils Andersen
The Army's $253 Billion FY2027 Request Funds Its Transformation
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The Army's $253 Billion FY2027 Request Funds Its Transformation

The Army's $253 billion fiscal 2027 budget request, per the department's war.gov budget page, banks a year of restructuring — shifting money from legacy systems toward long-range fires, air defense, and munitions depth.

Nils Andersen
Golden Dome Funding Doubles in the FY2027 Request
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Golden Dome Funding Doubles in the FY2027 Request

The missile defense and defeat account nearly doubles from $43.3 billion to $85.8 billion in fiscal 2027, converting the January 2025 Golden Dome directive from concept paper into the budget's fastest-growing line.

Nils Andersen
The FY2027 Defense Budget Asks $1.5 Trillion
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The FY2027 Defense Budget Asks $1.5 Trillion

Released April 3-4, 2026, the fiscal 2027 request pairs a $1.15 trillion discretionary ask with $350 billion in reconciliation funding, pushing defense toward 4.5 percent of GDP and up 44 percent versus FY2026 enacted levels.

Nils Andersen
Posture Hearings Open the FY2027 Budget Season
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Posture Hearings Open the FY2027 Budget Season

Service chiefs take their annual seats before the Senate Armed Services and House Appropriations committees this month, beginning theWashington ritual that previews the fiscal 2027 defense budget before its April release.

Nils Andersen
The War Department Renaming: What Actually Changes in Law
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The War Department Renaming: What Actually Changes in Law

An executive order made Department of War the department's secondary name in September 2025, but a full legal renaming requires an act of Congress — leaving the department operating in a two-name state.

Nils Andersen