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2017 Defense and Military Top Priorities

2017 Defense and Military Top Priorities: For Military Preparedness, Personnel and Policy is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department.

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Priorities: Renewed capacity, capability, sustainability, respect

Gen. Philip Breedlove

Getting Russia right

National defense: The paramount issue

Time for an 'information Manhattan Project'

How the Trump administration can make doing business with DoD great again

Expanding tech advantages, 'cyber resiliency'

Official Photo - Lt Gen David Deptula (U.S. Air Force Photo by Michael Pausic)

The military the country needs

Rebuilding American military power

Trump's mission: Build a new American Army

Time for tough choices

Trump administration: 'America First' and 'Peace Through Strength' national security policies

Dakota Wood

Military expansion goals: Big, modern, ready

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Swords or words: Which is mightier?

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Drones and autonomous systems: An emerging threat

Grid-protecting CIPA: Enacted, but in time?

F-35 sale to Taiwan? A test of Taiwan and Trump

Keeping America's waters safe: Why stealth technology is key

America needs missile defenses

Missile defense in the next four years

Fixing readiness doesn't require a spending boost

Fighting with (and without) our allies

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Military spouses -- and a renewed call to hire our heroes

Remember the caregivers

Renew support for military families

Hearing our forgotten men and women in the military

Today's military families: Strong, but overdeployed

Troop morale linked to upholding chaplains, religious ministries

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Put more 'healing leashes' into the hands of veterans

Bring fiscal responsibility to defense spending

American Gold Star Mothers: Turning sorrow into service

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