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Pentagon Seeks New Military Base Location; States Asked to Submit Plans

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The Pentagon is seeking a location for a new military base, with the goal of selecting a site by June of next year. States have been asked to submit broad plans for potential locations by December 1. This effort follows a late September announcement by Pete Hegseth regarding new initiatives to modernize defense posture.

From breakingdefense.com

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The new installation is intended to counter multi-domain threats and maintain strategic deterrence, focusing on technologies such as autonomous uncrewed strike wings and directed energy. This search is part of broader efforts by the Donald Trump administration and Pete Hegseth to overhaul Pentagon defense procurement and readiness.

The Donald Trump administration and Pete Hegseth are pushing for major overhauls to Pentagon defense procurement and readiness.

From breakingdefense.com

Who's involved

  • PENTAGONThe Pentagon is leading the effort to identify and prepare an optimal site for a new military installation.
  • Pete HegsethPete Hegseth announced the initiatives that kicked off the search for the new base.
  • Donald TrumpDonald Trump issues policy directives that guide the operational scope and budget of the Pentagon.

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