Opinion | Billions for defense spending Republicans want in their coronavirus relief bill do more than buy bullets and bombs
, to help the nation recover from COVID after the House passed its bill, the Heroes Act, in May. Hardly before the paper was printed were there howls of dissent across Washington for including over $8 billion for military equipment in a pandemic bill.
GPS III satellites being built in a clean room at Lockheed Martin's complex south of Denver, September 2, 2016.Further, these 2 million highly skilled workers have been designated as "essential" by the Department of Homeland Security and must keep working through a pandemic. This is important since,, production pauses combined with quarantine restrictions to affect program schedules.
Pentagon officials and defense companies acted quickly and smartly to stave off the worst effects of COVID-19 on the defense industrial base. These same parties shouldn't be punished now for doing the right thing and, as a result, having real unmet needs.Northrop Grumman Newport News shipyard workers prepare the port side anchor to be installed on the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson.Previous analysis has found the aerospace and defense supply chain is unique.
A Boeing and a Raytheon employee install an APY-10 radar antenna on P-8A Poseidon test aircraft, November 2009.
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