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Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
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Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
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One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
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Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
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Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
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Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
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DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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BAE Systems to get new CEO in April
BAE Systems Chief Executive Jerry DeMuro will hand over executive leadership for the U.S. subsidiary of the U.K. giant, and take on a newly created role.
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DARPA director on the ‘next big moonshot’
DARPA Director Steven Walker spoke to Defense News’ Jill Aitoro in March about what the agency is working on.
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Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Kaikkonen on AI and new fighter jets
The Finnish defense minister lays out his country’s plan for investing in high-tech capabilities.
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Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
-
Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
-
Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
-
DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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BAE Systems to get new CEO in April
BAE Systems Chief Executive Jerry DeMuro will hand over executive leadership for the U.S. subsidiary of the U.K. giant, and take on a newly created role.
-
DARPA director on the ‘next big moonshot’
DARPA Director Steven Walker spoke to Defense News’ Jill Aitoro in March about what the agency is working on.
-
Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Kaikkonen on AI and new fighter jets
The Finnish defense minister lays out his country’s plan for investing in high-tech capabilities.
-
Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
-
Did Congress just cut competition out of the Army’s Bradley replacement program?
Congress is cutting the Army’s funding for a competition to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and blocking that money until the Army produces details of its efforts in the program.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
-
Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
-
DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
-
BAE Systems to get new CEO in April
BAE Systems Chief Executive Jerry DeMuro will hand over executive leadership for the U.S. subsidiary of the U.K. giant, and take on a newly created role.
-
DARPA director on the ‘next big moonshot’
DARPA Director Steven Walker spoke to Defense News’ Jill Aitoro in March about what the agency is working on.
-
Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Kaikkonen on AI and new fighter jets
The Finnish defense minister lays out his country’s plan for investing in high-tech capabilities.
