Megan Eckstein, deputy editor of USNI News, joins the Pentagon Beat this week to discuss the Navy’s plan to construct and maintain a 355-ship fleet, and why at least one member of the House Armed Services Committee is skeptical of this idea.
In this week’s Pentagon Beat roundtable, Megan Eckstein, staff writer at USNI News, and Paul Shinkman, national security correspondent, U.S. News & World Report, discuss the biggest defense headlines of the week.
USNI News staff writer Megan Eckstein and U.S. News & World Report national security correspondent Paul Shinkman join Francis for this edition of the Pentagon Beat. They discuss amphibious warfare, the Niger situation, paperless engineering, and President Trump’s trip to China.
USNI News staff writer Megan Eckstein and U.S. News & World Report national security correspondent Paul Shinkman join Francis for this edition of the Pentagon Beat. They discuss amphibious warfare, the Niger situation, paperless engineering, and President Trump’s trip to China. Susanna Blume, a fellow with the Center for a New American Security, offers insight […]
Megan Eckstein, staff writer at USNI News, and Paul Shinkman, national security correspondent at U.S. News & World Report, discuss the week’s biggest defense headlines.
U.S. News & World Report national security correspondent Paul Shinkman and USNI News staff writer Megan Eckstein joined Francis on this edition of the Pentagon Beat. They discussed the future of the Littoral Combat Ship program, the role of war zone contractors under a Trump administration, and the budget deal’s impact on military branches. Steve […]
U.S. News & World Report national security correspondent Paul Shinkman and USNI News staff writer Megan Eckstein joined Francis on this edition of the Pentagon Beat. They discussed the future of the Littoral Combat Ship program, the role of war zone contractors under a Trump administration, and the budget deal’s impact on military branches.
