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US National Defense Strategy to Focus on Western Hemisphere, Raises Questions About Europe and Indo-Pacific Commitment

White House Unveils New National Security Strategy, Pentagon Plans Shift in Military Presence

The White House has released a new National Security Strategy prioritizing the Western Hemisphere, which may lead to a larger US military presence in the region. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine suggests moving ‘combat power’ into the region. The Pentagon plans to discuss acquisition reform and the Golden Dome homeland air defense system in 2026. The strategy may have implications for NATO and European partnerships, as well as the defense industry. This article is part of a series by Breaking Defense looking back on the most significant news stories of 2025 and ahead to 2026.

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    White House Unveils New National Security Strategy, Pentagon Plans Shift in Military Presence

    The White House has released a new National Security Strategy prioritizing the Western Hemisphere, which may lead to a larger US military presence in the region. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine suggests moving ‘combat power’ into the region. The Pentagon plans to discuss acquisition reform and the Golden Dome homeland air defense system in 2026. The strategy may have implications for NATO and European partnerships, as well as the defense industry. This article is part of a series by Breaking Defense looking back on the most significant news stories of 2025 and ahead to 2026.

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