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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 9 & 10
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 9 and 10 stories of the year.
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Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg to step down immediately
Boeing’s CEO is resigning amid ongoing problems at the company over the troubled Max 737 aircraft.
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Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
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Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
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New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
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Amid heated aircraft carrier debate, the US Navy sees funding slashed for a next-generation fighter
Funding for the Navy’s effort to develop a next-generation fighter to replace the F/A-18 Super Hornet was gutted by Congress in this year’s appropriations bill.
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Here’s what the Navy got for Christmas: The Drift, Season II, Vol. VI
A look at what the US Navy got from Congress this Christmas.
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US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 9 & 10
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 9 and 10 stories of the year.
-
Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
-
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg to step down immediately
Boeing’s CEO is resigning amid ongoing problems at the company over the troubled Max 737 aircraft.
-
Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
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Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
-
New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
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Best pics of the week: Dec. 22, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military
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Amid heated aircraft carrier debate, the US Navy sees funding slashed for a next-generation fighter
Funding for the Navy’s effort to develop a next-generation fighter to replace the F/A-18 Super Hornet was gutted by Congress in this year’s appropriations bill.
-
Here’s what the Navy got for Christmas: The Drift, Season II, Vol. VI
A look at what the US Navy got from Congress this Christmas.
-
US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
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The Defense News Minute Year in Review, Stories 9 & 10
As part of our year in review at Defense News, check out our number 9 and 10 stories of the year.
-
Congress injects millions of dollars to advance next-gen combat vehicle technology
Congress is supporting more next-generation combat vehicle development efforts while curbing the Army’s plan to replace its Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
-
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg to step down immediately
Boeing’s CEO is resigning amid ongoing problems at the company over the troubled Max 737 aircraft.
-
Can this group become 1-800-AI for the Pentagon?
“The JAIC is not just about delivering the products. We’re really trying to work toward becoming the DoD’s AI Center of Excellence,” said Nathaniel D. Bastian, a senior data scientist and AI engineer with the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. “We want to be 1-800-AI.”
-
Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
-
New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
-
Best pics of the week: Dec. 22, 2019
Some of the best photos from across the military
-
Amid heated aircraft carrier debate, the US Navy sees funding slashed for a next-generation fighter
Funding for the Navy’s effort to develop a next-generation fighter to replace the F/A-18 Super Hornet was gutted by Congress in this year’s appropriations bill.
-
Here’s what the Navy got for Christmas: The Drift, Season II, Vol. VI
A look at what the US Navy got from Congress this Christmas.
-
US Navy to get large unmanned surface vessels in 2020 — with strings attached
Lawmakers gave the U.S. Navy the green light to buy two large unmanned surface vessels in 2020, but they say to proceed with caution.
