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The Pentagon’s internal memo just detonated Washington’s news cycle. Staff are now told to seek permission before direct talks with Congress — a move sold as “unified messaging,” but read by many as a dramatic tightening of access. Is this smart discipline or a chilling shift in civil-military transparency?

We break down what’s in the memo, why it arrives now, and how it intersects with the administration’s push to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War. Expect clear context on congressional oversight, messaging control, deterrence doctrine, and the “warrior ethos” revival — plus reactions from Hill aides, defense lawyers, veterans, and allies abroad. Keywords: Pentagon memo, Congress contact, unified messaging, oversight, War Department rename, Donald Trump, national security, transparency, civil-military relations, budget fights, press access.

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