In recent remarks, Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley expressed concerns over emerging technologies like hypersonics, cyber attacks and more. (Brian Murphy/Defense Intelligence Agency)

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Esper was confirmed by voice vote last week by the Senate Armed Services Committee and will face a confirmation vote before the full Senate this week. (Andrew Harnik/AP)

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Army Secretary Mark Esper said he plans to reform the Department of Defense’s Fourth Estate, the 27 agencies that provide business tasks for the war fighter, if confirmed as Secretary of Defense.

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Congress supports the Navy's interest in Blackjack drones, but wants to make sure that the Navy is thinking of the future and prioritizing a newer engine in its acquisitions. (Brandon Parker/Navy)

Congress is ready to deal the Navy more Blackjack drones

With great interest in the drone comes greater focus on what will propel the flying machine into the future.

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