The Marine Corps has submitted a $2.8 billion unfunded priorities list to Congress, featuring additional dollars for munitions procurement and for more CH-53K King Stallion helicopters and other ...

U.S. Northern Command has sent Congress an unfunded priorities list totaling $35 million and highlighting unmet needs for artificial intelligence to reduce the manpower burden at the southern border, ...

In July 2025, U.S. Southern Command submitted its fiscal year 2026 unfunded priorities list to Congress.

Inside Defense is obtaining the fiscal year 2026 unfunded priorities lists that the U.S. military is required by law to send Congress. Subscribers can access them below. Watch Inside Defense for ...

In recent open water testing in Narragansett Bay, RI, the vehicle proved it can autonomously navigate, communicate, detect and identify targets, and operate independently underwater, according to a ...

President Trump last week sent nominations for the officials he hopes will fill two roles under Pentagon Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael's research and engineering office -- one a familiar face ...

The Army has sent Congress a list of $4.3 billion in unfunded priorities, keying unmet needs for countering small drones, additional munitions procurement and industrial base investments, according to ...

Pacific Command has sent Congress an unfunded priorities list totaling nearly $12 billion, a slight increase above the amount it identified for lawmakers last year , according to documents obtained by ...

In May and June 2025, the Defense Department began submitting its legislative proposals for the fiscal year 2026 defense authorization bill.

Through a recent solicitation to industry, the Army has communicated an objective of fielding as many as 10,000 unmanned aerial vehicles within a year at a cost of less than $2,000 each.

In June 2025, the Army submitted its fiscal year 2026 unfunded priorities list to Congress.