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Space Development Agency launch delayed by supply chain, bid protests
The first SDA launch. slated to lift off Sept. 29, will be delayed by at least three months.
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Industry exercise finds India ‘underestimated’ future engine demand
Currently, India’s engine demand is met by foreign imports and by state-run defense companies working under license.
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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
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See aircraft at the Pitch Black air combat drill
Defense News attended the multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black, which took part in Australia from Aug. 19 to Sept. 8.
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Inspector general clears former DIU chief of ethics allegations
The Pentagon IG office said in a Sept. 9 letter its investigation “did not substantiate the allegations.”
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An F-16 pilot died when his ejection seat failed. Was it counterfeit?
New details about 1st Lt. David Schmitz’s death have come to light in a federal civil lawsuit filed by his wife against three defense companies.
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Senators push to expedite replacement of US weapons sent to Ukraine
Key senators hope to add a provision to the NDAA that would expedite the replacement of U.S. equipment sent to Ukraine by using non-competitive contracts.
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How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
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US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
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Space Force nominee supports expanding launch vendor base
The nominee to be the next Space Force chief said he supports the push to expand the service’s pool of National Security Space Launch providers.
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Space Development Agency launch delayed by supply chain, bid protests
The first SDA launch. slated to lift off Sept. 29, will be delayed by at least three months.
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Industry exercise finds India ‘underestimated’ future engine demand
Currently, India’s engine demand is met by foreign imports and by state-run defense companies working under license.
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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
See aircraft at the Pitch Black air combat drill
Defense News attended the multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black, which took part in Australia from Aug. 19 to Sept. 8.
-
Inspector general clears former DIU chief of ethics allegations
The Pentagon IG office said in a Sept. 9 letter its investigation “did not substantiate the allegations.”
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An F-16 pilot died when his ejection seat failed. Was it counterfeit?
New details about 1st Lt. David Schmitz’s death have come to light in a federal civil lawsuit filed by his wife against three defense companies.
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Senators push to expedite replacement of US weapons sent to Ukraine
Key senators hope to add a provision to the NDAA that would expedite the replacement of U.S. equipment sent to Ukraine by using non-competitive contracts.
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How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
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US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
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Space Force nominee supports expanding launch vendor base
The nominee to be the next Space Force chief said he supports the push to expand the service’s pool of National Security Space Launch providers.
-
Space Development Agency launch delayed by supply chain, bid protests
The first SDA launch. slated to lift off Sept. 29, will be delayed by at least three months.
-
Industry exercise finds India ‘underestimated’ future engine demand
Currently, India’s engine demand is met by foreign imports and by state-run defense companies working under license.
-
L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
See aircraft at the Pitch Black air combat drill
Defense News attended the multinational air combat exercise Pitch Black, which took part in Australia from Aug. 19 to Sept. 8.
-
Inspector general clears former DIU chief of ethics allegations
The Pentagon IG office said in a Sept. 9 letter its investigation “did not substantiate the allegations.”
-
An F-16 pilot died when his ejection seat failed. Was it counterfeit?
New details about 1st Lt. David Schmitz’s death have come to light in a federal civil lawsuit filed by his wife against three defense companies.
-
Senators push to expedite replacement of US weapons sent to Ukraine
Key senators hope to add a provision to the NDAA that would expedite the replacement of U.S. equipment sent to Ukraine by using non-competitive contracts.
-
How the Army is tackling these six goals for future wars
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth shared areas the Army must improve for its future combat needs.
-
US approaching ‘critical time’ in tech race with China, report says
The 2025 to 2030 period will prove critical in deciding whether the U.S. keeps pace or falls behind in the technology battle.
-
Space Force nominee supports expanding launch vendor base
The nominee to be the next Space Force chief said he supports the push to expand the service’s pool of National Security Space Launch providers.
