Defense
Senators critical of Energy Department’s nuclear weapons spending
Lawmakers express concerns about efficiency, signal they are considering a funding cut.
Defense
Report encourages Pentagon to focus more on homeland defense
Conventional weapons systems and missile defense system should be cut back, analysts say in a new study.
Defense
Report: Annual missile defense spending could double in seven years
Costs could reach $19 billion a year by 2013, the Congressional Budget Office says.
Defense
Vaccine treatment centers for military personnel partially funded
Lawmakers granted $3 million of $6 million requested for the healthcare facilities, leaving the military services to make up the difference.
Defense
Defense Department helps secure former Soviet 'antiplague' sites
Sites established as a means of detecting, assessing and thwarting spread of dangerous diseases are viewed as potential proliferation and public health threats.
Defense
Senate panel backs bill to create biodefense agency
New organization would act “as the single point of authority” for research and development of medical countermeasures against bioterrorism and natural disease outbreaks.
Defense
CIA report offers fresh critiques of Iraq intelligence
Newly declassified study says intelligence agency managers failed to exercise quality control checks on analysis.
Defense
Homeland Security again pushes upgrade to animal disease research facility
Department seeks to create massive new “National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility.”
Defense
Military vaccines trigger special treatment for 1,200
Cases correspond with a massive Defense Department effort to vaccinate U.S. forces against anthrax and smallpox before and after the invasion of Iraq.
Defense
Army to fund vaccine treatment centers
Future of centers—which deal with severe side effects of anthrax, smallpox and other biological defense vaccines—was in question.
News
Funding for Defense vaccine treatment centers in question again
Congress did not specifically fund the network of centers in fiscal 2005, and the Defense Department may not pick up the tab for keeping them in operation.
Defense
New missile defense director vows more secrecy
More of the program will become classified as it resumes major flight testing after a two-year hiatus.
Defense
Army provides no funds for vaccine care centers
The service hasn't budgeted any money in fiscal 2005 for centers that treat soldiers with complications from military-administered vaccines.
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