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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 3 & 4
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 3 and 4 stories of the year.
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New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
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Pentagon awards Govini five-year contract for data
Govini’s deal is worth $400 million, the largest contract the firm has received from any government customer.
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Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
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Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
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The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
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New in 2020: Marines move to greater naval integration, starting with training changes
But naval integration goes beyond putting more Marines on ships.
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Does the US Army have enough weapons to defend Europe? Exercise Defender 2020 will reveal all.
The Army’s pre-positioned stock in Europe will be put to the test during Defender 2020, as will the service’s entire supply chain and ability to rapidly move soldiers and equipment.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 3 & 4
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 3 and 4 stories of the year.
-
New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
-
Pentagon awards Govini five-year contract for data
Govini’s deal is worth $400 million, the largest contract the firm has received from any government customer.
-
Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
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The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
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Best pics of the week: Dec. 29, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
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New in 2020: Marines move to greater naval integration, starting with training changes
But naval integration goes beyond putting more Marines on ships.
-
Does the US Army have enough weapons to defend Europe? Exercise Defender 2020 will reveal all.
The Army’s pre-positioned stock in Europe will be put to the test during Defender 2020, as will the service’s entire supply chain and ability to rapidly move soldiers and equipment.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 3 & 4
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 3 and 4 stories of the year.
-
New in 2020: A new robotic mule is headed to help carry the load for grunts
The SMET is built to run for 60 miles on a 72-hour mission.
-
Pentagon awards Govini five-year contract for data
Govini’s deal is worth $400 million, the largest contract the firm has received from any government customer.
-
Memo reveals Pentagon again tried to decommission the carrier Truman, cut an air wing
For the second time this year, the Pentagon was floating a plan roundly rejected by Congress to cancel the midlife refueling for the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman and to defund the associated air wing.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
Armed Services Committee chairmen resolve to narrow defense bill in 2020
What will next year’s National Defense Authorization Act look like?
-
The Sealift Can Gets Kicked Again: The Drift, S. II, Vol. VII
Another budget cycle, another delay in the endless struggle to recapitalize the nation’s ancient sealift fleet.
-
Best pics of the week: Dec. 29, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military.
-
New in 2020: Marines move to greater naval integration, starting with training changes
But naval integration goes beyond putting more Marines on ships.
-
Does the US Army have enough weapons to defend Europe? Exercise Defender 2020 will reveal all.
The Army’s pre-positioned stock in Europe will be put to the test during Defender 2020, as will the service’s entire supply chain and ability to rapidly move soldiers and equipment.
