Don’t expect the rollout of the Obama Administration’s nuclear posture review for several weeks, according to defense and Capitol Hill sources. Officially, the Defense Department is still saying that it will deliver the NPR to Congress this month. But it didn’t meet the March 1 target date set at the end of December for submittal of this document, which will establish US nuclear weapons policy for years to come. “The Administration has concluded that additional time is required to finalize the report and prepare its presentation to Congress and the public,” a Pentagon spokesman told the Daily Report Wednesday. This representative added, “As the NPR nears completion, the report will be carefully reviewed by senior officials and the President.”
If the Air Force is in line for a big budget bump from President Donald Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget in 2027, the head of Air Combat Command said he would make aircraft spare parts his top spending priority—but cautioned that more money to buy parts won’t equal a…
