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Paul drops hold on SBIR defense innovation grants after reforms
Congress is set to reauthorize small business grants favored by the Pentagon after Sen. Rand Paul drops his opposition following a compromise.
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‘Motivated’ millennials set to replace baby boomers, defense execs say
As America’s baby boomers, named for the post-World War II surge of births, retire, the defense industry is counting on millennials to take their place.
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Eight F-35 jets await delivery during halt over Chinese alloy
Lockheed Martin is going back over its supply chain processes to figure out where its verification processes broke down.
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From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
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Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
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UK leader vows to keep military aid flowing to Ukraine
Prime Minister Liz Truss’ comments come as some Western analysts fear that a Russian escalation could sow doubts about support for Ukraine in Europe.
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A first look at the B-21 Raider bomber is coming soon
Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter’s announcement starts to firm up plans for the B-21’s debut.
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Why the US still must invest in homeland missile defense
At least four crucial considerations help make the case for sustaining and strengthening the homeland missile defense posture.
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Ship repair delays increased in 2022 due to labor, material challenges
Just 36% of ship availabilities will finish on time this year despite a pair of initiatives meant to boost performance at shipyards.
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Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
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Paul drops hold on SBIR defense innovation grants after reforms
Congress is set to reauthorize small business grants favored by the Pentagon after Sen. Rand Paul drops his opposition following a compromise.
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‘Motivated’ millennials set to replace baby boomers, defense execs say
As America’s baby boomers, named for the post-World War II surge of births, retire, the defense industry is counting on millennials to take their place.
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Eight F-35 jets await delivery during halt over Chinese alloy
Lockheed Martin is going back over its supply chain processes to figure out where its verification processes broke down.
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From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
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Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
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UK leader vows to keep military aid flowing to Ukraine
Prime Minister Liz Truss’ comments come as some Western analysts fear that a Russian escalation could sow doubts about support for Ukraine in Europe.
-
A first look at the B-21 Raider bomber is coming soon
Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter’s announcement starts to firm up plans for the B-21’s debut.
-
Why the US still must invest in homeland missile defense
At least four crucial considerations help make the case for sustaining and strengthening the homeland missile defense posture.
-
Ship repair delays increased in 2022 due to labor, material challenges
Just 36% of ship availabilities will finish on time this year despite a pair of initiatives meant to boost performance at shipyards.
-
Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
-
Paul drops hold on SBIR defense innovation grants after reforms
Congress is set to reauthorize small business grants favored by the Pentagon after Sen. Rand Paul drops his opposition following a compromise.
-
‘Motivated’ millennials set to replace baby boomers, defense execs say
As America’s baby boomers, named for the post-World War II surge of births, retire, the defense industry is counting on millennials to take their place.
-
Eight F-35 jets await delivery during halt over Chinese alloy
Lockheed Martin is going back over its supply chain processes to figure out where its verification processes broke down.
-
From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
-
Space Force’s Gagnon says analysis trumps data collection for intel
“Today, the core value proposition is no longer collection,” said Brig. Gen. Greg Gagnon. “What we need is sense making, or fusion, or analysis.”
-
UK leader vows to keep military aid flowing to Ukraine
Prime Minister Liz Truss’ comments come as some Western analysts fear that a Russian escalation could sow doubts about support for Ukraine in Europe.
-
A first look at the B-21 Raider bomber is coming soon
Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter’s announcement starts to firm up plans for the B-21’s debut.
-
Why the US still must invest in homeland missile defense
At least four crucial considerations help make the case for sustaining and strengthening the homeland missile defense posture.
-
Ship repair delays increased in 2022 due to labor, material challenges
Just 36% of ship availabilities will finish on time this year despite a pair of initiatives meant to boost performance at shipyards.
-
Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
The Precision Strike Missile is the centerpiece of current Army fires work.
