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Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
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The Pentagon’s AI lead needs a cloud integrator
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is looking to industry to establish a hybrid, multi-cloud environment.
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Can ‘defend forward’ lead to greater cyber deterrence?
While deterrence above armed conflict has largely worked, deterrence in cyberspace below that threshold has not.
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Meet Kenneth Braithwaite, pick for Navy secretary, and staunch Trump ally
Deemed an astute questioner, a good listener and innately credible ― Braithwaite is thought to have the skills needed to manage the Navy’s rough transition and beyond. He also has embraced much of the rhetoric coming out of the White House.
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Poland could buy Swedish submarines to update its Kobben-class fleet
The planned deal was likely discussed with Stockholm during a recent visit to Sweden by Polish Deputy Defense Minister Pawel Wozny.
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Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders | Defense News Minute, Nov. 26, 2019
Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders and Indra takes lead in European EW effort.
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New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
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India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
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Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
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Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
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Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
-
The Pentagon’s AI lead needs a cloud integrator
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is looking to industry to establish a hybrid, multi-cloud environment.
-
Can ‘defend forward’ lead to greater cyber deterrence?
While deterrence above armed conflict has largely worked, deterrence in cyberspace below that threshold has not.
-
Meet Kenneth Braithwaite, pick for Navy secretary, and staunch Trump ally
Deemed an astute questioner, a good listener and innately credible ― Braithwaite is thought to have the skills needed to manage the Navy’s rough transition and beyond. He also has embraced much of the rhetoric coming out of the White House.
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Poland could buy Swedish submarines to update its Kobben-class fleet
The planned deal was likely discussed with Stockholm during a recent visit to Sweden by Polish Deputy Defense Minister Pawel Wozny.
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Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders | Defense News Minute, Nov. 26, 2019
Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders and Indra takes lead in European EW effort.
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New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
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India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
-
Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
Navistar’s challenge against US Army over vehicle buys hangs in the balance
A decision on Navistar’s lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims against the Army over its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle orders could establish new levels of legal clarity when it comes to contracting and competition.
-
The Pentagon’s AI lead needs a cloud integrator
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is looking to industry to establish a hybrid, multi-cloud environment.
-
Can ‘defend forward’ lead to greater cyber deterrence?
While deterrence above armed conflict has largely worked, deterrence in cyberspace below that threshold has not.
-
Meet Kenneth Braithwaite, pick for Navy secretary, and staunch Trump ally
Deemed an astute questioner, a good listener and innately credible ― Braithwaite is thought to have the skills needed to manage the Navy’s rough transition and beyond. He also has embraced much of the rhetoric coming out of the White House.
-
Poland could buy Swedish submarines to update its Kobben-class fleet
The planned deal was likely discussed with Stockholm during a recent visit to Sweden by Polish Deputy Defense Minister Pawel Wozny.
-
Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders | Defense News Minute, Nov. 26, 2019
Pratt & Whitney receives F-35 engine orders and Indra takes lead in European EW effort.
-
New details emerge on a nearly $1B cyber contract
The Army released information regarding requirements for a critical cyber training contract that can be used by the joint force.
-
India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
-
Can the Pentagon achieve cybersecurity through obscurity?
At Cybercon, a proposal to reduce industry transparency in the name of national security.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
