Category: Capitol Hill Watch

Capitol Hill is the seat of the U.S. government, home to the domed United States Capitol, Senate, Houses of Representatives and the neoclassical Supreme Court. Capitol Hill Watch covers the news, current and pending legislation of interest to the Americans for a Stronger Navy.

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Americans for a Stronger Navy Proudly Announces the Addition of Two Destroyer Ships in Southern Spain

Introduction

Americans for a Stronger Navy Proudly Announces the Addition of Two Destroyer Ships in Southern Spain:

The United States and Spain have announced an agreement to increase the number of destroyers based in southern Spain from four to six.

The destroyers are used for various missions, including ballistic missile defense and anti-aircraft warfare.

The United States and Spain have announced an agreement to strengthen their bilateral strategic relationship by increasing the number of destroyers based in southern Spain from four to six.

Strengthening the U.S.-Spain Strategic Relationship

This commitment follows the pledge made by President Joe Biden and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez at a meeting on the margins of the NATO Summit in Madrid.

The Americans for a Stronger Navy organization is proud to be part of the Navy community and to support this effort.

Summary:

The United States has announced that it will add two destroyer ships to its fleet based in southern Spain, bringing the total to six. These ships are used for various missions, including ballistic missile defense and anti-aircraft warfare.

The agreement to increase the number of destroyers is part of a broader effort to strengthen the strategic relationship between the United States and Spain.

Key Takeaways:

  • The agreement is part of a broader effort to strengthen the strategic relationship between the United States and Spain.
  • The agreement is part of a broader effort to strengthen the strategic relationship between the United States and Spain.
  • The U.S. destroyers based at the Rota naval base in Cadiz are the only ones with a permanent home port in Europe. The ships are positioned to make daily operations in various missions, including ballistic missile defence and anti-aircraft warfare, the U.S. embassy said in a statement.

Conclusion:

Proud to Support the U.S. Navy Community
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The Americans for a Stronger Navy organization is proud to support the United States and Spain in their effort to strengthen their strategic relationship. The addition of two destroyer ships to the fleet based in southern Spain is a significant accomplishment and demonstrates the commitment of both countries to global security.

We encourage our readers to learn more about the mission of the Americans for a Stronger Navy organization and to support our efforts to inform and inspire Americans to rally around the importance of a strong Navy.


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Department of the Navy FY 2024 President’s Budget: A Stronger Navy Ahead

The Department of the Navy has released its FY 2024 President’s Budget, which aims to build a stronger and more capable Navy. The budget includes a total funding request of 8$211.7 billion, with a focus on modernization, readiness, and innovation.

One of the key takeaways from the budget is the emphasis on investing in new technologies and capabilities, such as unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, and cyber warfare. This reflects the Navy’s recognition that future conflicts will be fought in multiple domains, including the digital realm.

The Department of the Navy’s (DON) FY 2024 President’s Budget (PB24) request is $255.8B, an increase of $11.1B or 4.5% from the FY 2023 enacted budget.

  • The FY 2024 President’s Budget for the Department of the Navy has a total funding request of $211.7 billion.
  • The budget prioritizes modernization, readiness, and innovation.
  • The Navy aims to invest in new technologies and capabilities such as unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, and cyber warfare.
  • The budget emphasizes readiness by increasing the number of ships and aircraft in the fleet and investing in maintenance and training programs.
  • PmThe Navy plans to improve infrastructure and facilities, including shipyards, naval bases, and research facilities.

Overall, the budget demonstrates a commitment to building a stronger and more capable Navy, ready to face the challenges of the 21st century.

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Increased Cyber-attacks and other Forms of Aggression to U.S.

Republican lawmakers have sounded the alarm on the growing threats to the US from China, Russia, and Iran according to news reports today. The lawmakers released a report highlighting the challenges faced by the US military, including increased cyber-attacks and other forms of aggression.

Some of the key takeaways from the report include the need to increase funding for the military to counter these threats, the need for a comprehensive strategy to address the challenges posed by China and Russia, and the need to prioritize cybersecurity to prevent future attacks.

This report is of interest to Americans for a Stronger Navy because it underscores the importance of a strong and well-funded military, particularly in the face of growing foreign threats. As one of the primary advocates for a stronger Navy, this report reinforces the need for continued investment in naval power to protect American interests both at home and abroad.