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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget after the White House cancelled plans to decommission the carrier Harry Truman.
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What’s next for the F/A-18 Super Hornet’s new version?
Find out when the latest version of the Super Hornet is set to hit the fleet and what’s new about it.
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Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
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From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
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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 the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
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Here’s how the Coast Guard is repairing their readiness after the shutdown
Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Karl Schultz explains the impact of this year’s federal shutdown on the service–and how they’re working to increase readiness.
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What will America’s future Navy look like? | Defense News Weekly Special Edition, May 10, 2019
Find out the future of America’s Navy from new versions of aircraft to shipbuilding design to how old ships are upgraded. Filmed at the Navy League’s Sea Air Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland.
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Defense News Minute May 13, 2019 |New F-35 contract coming soon
Get the details on the next lot of F-35 aircraft being negotiated by Lockheed Martin and the JPO.
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The Pentagon wants to create a broader network of innovators
The Pentagon wants to fortify its innovation pipeline and has made a series of changes in how it works with universities and upstart technology firms to ensure the military has access to talent and research in the near future.
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US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
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What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget after the White House cancelled plans to decommission the carrier Harry Truman.
-
What’s next for the F/A-18 Super Hornet’s new version?
Find out when the latest version of the Super Hornet is set to hit the fleet and what’s new about it.
-
Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
-
From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
-
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 the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
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Here’s how the Coast Guard is repairing their readiness after the shutdown
Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Karl Schultz explains the impact of this year’s federal shutdown on the service–and how they’re working to increase readiness.
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What will America’s future Navy look like? | Defense News Weekly Special Edition, May 10, 2019
Find out the future of America’s Navy from new versions of aircraft to shipbuilding design to how old ships are upgraded. Filmed at the Navy League’s Sea Air Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland.
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Defense News Minute May 13, 2019 |New F-35 contract coming soon
Get the details on the next lot of F-35 aircraft being negotiated by Lockheed Martin and the JPO.
-
The Pentagon wants to create a broader network of innovators
The Pentagon wants to fortify its innovation pipeline and has made a series of changes in how it works with universities and upstart technology firms to ensure the military has access to talent and research in the near future.
-
US Air Force nuclear, space programs take hit in border wall reprogramming
The Pentagon is taking $402 million from Air Force programs as part of a reprogramming effort to support the border mission.
-
What’s the impact of not retiring the carrier Harry Truman?
Rob Levinson and Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government explain the potential impacts on the Navy’s budget after the White House cancelled plans to decommission the carrier Harry Truman.
-
What’s next for the F/A-18 Super Hornet’s new version?
Find out when the latest version of the Super Hornet is set to hit the fleet and what’s new about it.
-
Get up close with Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar
Scott Spence of Raytheon talks to Defense News’ Jeff Martin about Raytheon’s next-gen SPY-6 radar, set to equip future naval warships.
-
From battleships to destroyers: the tradeoffs in ship design
Capt. (ret) Mark Vandroff explains his take on the tradeoffs in ship design that have persisted from the Iowa -class battleships to current warships.
-
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 the expensive and time-consuming process of upgrading a ship’s combat system much easier.
-
Here’s how the Coast Guard is repairing their readiness after the shutdown
Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Karl Schultz explains the impact of this year’s federal shutdown on the service–and how they’re working to increase readiness.
-
What will America’s future Navy look like? | Defense News Weekly Special Edition, May 10, 2019
Find out the future of America’s Navy from new versions of aircraft to shipbuilding design to how old ships are upgraded. Filmed at the Navy League’s Sea Air Space exposition in National Harbor, Maryland.
-
Defense News Minute May 13, 2019 |New F-35 contract coming soon
Get the details on the next lot of F-35 aircraft being negotiated by Lockheed Martin and the JPO.
-
The Pentagon wants to create a broader network of innovators
The Pentagon wants to fortify its innovation pipeline and has made a series of changes in how it works with universities and upstart technology firms to ensure the military has access to talent and research in the near future.
