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US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
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House Dems offer new limit for DoD’s border wall ‘slush fund’
House Democrats have announced a bill to sharply limit the Pentagon’s authority to reprogram military construction funds.
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Independent estimate claims Space Force could cost up to $4.7B in start up costs
An independent analysis of the costs of launching and operating Space Force disputes the Department of Defense’s estimate that the new service could be launched for $2 billion over a five-year period.
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New UK defense chief draws a line in the sand on military funding
Barely two weeks into her new job as British defense secretary, Penny Mordaunt has used her maiden speech to warn the Treasury that she will be fighting to secure the “critical investment” the military needs.
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Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
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Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
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Defense firm’s ‘excess profits’ land in Congress’s crosshairs
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is probing excess profits by defense contractor TransDigm.
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Op-Ed: Tax dollars should fund defense, not lavish lifestyles of contractors
Too much of the defense budget is being misspent says U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa
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For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
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US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
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House Dems offer new limit for DoD’s border wall ‘slush fund’
House Democrats have announced a bill to sharply limit the Pentagon’s authority to reprogram military construction funds.
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Independent estimate claims Space Force could cost up to $4.7B in start up costs
An independent analysis of the costs of launching and operating Space Force disputes the Department of Defense’s estimate that the new service could be launched for $2 billion over a five-year period.
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New UK defense chief draws a line in the sand on military funding
Barely two weeks into her new job as British defense secretary, Penny Mordaunt has used her maiden speech to warn the Treasury that she will be fighting to secure the “critical investment” the military needs.
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Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
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Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
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Defense firm’s ‘excess profits’ land in Congress’s crosshairs
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is probing excess profits by defense contractor TransDigm.
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Op-Ed: Tax dollars should fund defense, not lavish lifestyles of contractors
Too much of the defense budget is being misspent says U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa
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For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
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US Army’s missile defense radar program advances into prototype competition
The Army is kicking off a prototyping competition for its next-generation air and missile defense radar.
-
House Dems offer new limit for DoD’s border wall ‘slush fund’
House Democrats have announced a bill to sharply limit the Pentagon’s authority to reprogram military construction funds.
-
Independent estimate claims Space Force could cost up to $4.7B in start up costs
An independent analysis of the costs of launching and operating Space Force disputes the Department of Defense’s estimate that the new service could be launched for $2 billion over a five-year period.
-
New UK defense chief draws a line in the sand on military funding
Barely two weeks into her new job as British defense secretary, Penny Mordaunt has used her maiden speech to warn the Treasury that she will be fighting to secure the “critical investment” the military needs.
-
Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
-
Here’s how the Navy could make combat system upgrades much cheaper and easier
James Geurts, the Navy’s acquisition chief, explains how the service is using digital teaming to make upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
-
Defense firm’s ‘excess profits’ land in Congress’s crosshairs
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is probing excess profits by defense contractor TransDigm.
-
Op-Ed: Tax dollars should fund defense, not lavish lifestyles of contractors
Too much of the defense budget is being misspent says U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa
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For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
