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DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
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Hyten: Focus on adversary, not domain
The U.S. cannot fall into the trap of focusing on warfighting domains when debating responses to an adversary, said Gen. John Hyten, the head of United States Strategic Command.
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Staffing questions permeate AT&L restructure
Hiring and firing will drive the success of the AT&L reorganization.
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Shanahan: Search for new technology chief in closing stretch
Patrick Shanahan believes the Pentagon is closing in on a nominee for undersecretary of defense for research and engineering
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Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
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Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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Missile Defense Agency could benefit from shift to new research office
MDA was originally designed to do research on new missile defense capabilities, but as time went on and systems such as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile defense system and the Navy’s Standard Missile entered service, the agency found itself focusing on sustaining operative systems over designing new ones.
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Army Lt. Gen. Hooper named DSCA head
Charles Hooper, a longtime U.S. Army international affairs officer, has been promoted in rank and named director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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This is the Pentagon’s new acquisition structure
The Pentagon’s new acquisition plan creates almost a dozen new offices.
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New Navy secretary, 7 other DoD officials confirmed by Senate
The Senate on Aug. 1 confirmed eight Defense Department nominees, providing a sizable staffing boost to the Pentagon after a protracted congressional stalemate.
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DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
-
Hyten: Focus on adversary, not domain
The U.S. cannot fall into the trap of focusing on warfighting domains when debating responses to an adversary, said Gen. John Hyten, the head of United States Strategic Command.
-
Staffing questions permeate AT&L restructure
Hiring and firing will drive the success of the AT&L reorganization.
-
Shanahan: Search for new technology chief in closing stretch
Patrick Shanahan believes the Pentagon is closing in on a nominee for undersecretary of defense for research and engineering
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Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
-
Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
-
Missile Defense Agency could benefit from shift to new research office
MDA was originally designed to do research on new missile defense capabilities, but as time went on and systems such as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile defense system and the Navy’s Standard Missile entered service, the agency found itself focusing on sustaining operative systems over designing new ones.
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Army Lt. Gen. Hooper named DSCA head
Charles Hooper, a longtime U.S. Army international affairs officer, has been promoted in rank and named director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
-
This is the Pentagon’s new acquisition structure
The Pentagon’s new acquisition plan creates almost a dozen new offices.
-
New Navy secretary, 7 other DoD officials confirmed by Senate
The Senate on Aug. 1 confirmed eight Defense Department nominees, providing a sizable staffing boost to the Pentagon after a protracted congressional stalemate.
-
DIUx, SCO given special hiring and contracting authorities
Two of the Pentagon’s innovation offices have been granted special authorities to help speed the hiring of staff and awarding of contracts in a move that could allow the groups to flow commercial technology into the department quicker.
-
Hyten: Focus on adversary, not domain
The U.S. cannot fall into the trap of focusing on warfighting domains when debating responses to an adversary, said Gen. John Hyten, the head of United States Strategic Command.
-
Staffing questions permeate AT&L restructure
Hiring and firing will drive the success of the AT&L reorganization.
-
Shanahan: Search for new technology chief in closing stretch
Patrick Shanahan believes the Pentagon is closing in on a nominee for undersecretary of defense for research and engineering
-
Trump administration launches review of drone export regulations
The Trump administration is reviewing America’s drone export policy, with industry hopeful it will result in increased sales of unmanned systems abroad.
-
Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
-
Missile Defense Agency could benefit from shift to new research office
MDA was originally designed to do research on new missile defense capabilities, but as time went on and systems such as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile defense system and the Navy’s Standard Missile entered service, the agency found itself focusing on sustaining operative systems over designing new ones.
-
Army Lt. Gen. Hooper named DSCA head
Charles Hooper, a longtime U.S. Army international affairs officer, has been promoted in rank and named director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
-
This is the Pentagon’s new acquisition structure
The Pentagon’s new acquisition plan creates almost a dozen new offices.
-
New Navy secretary, 7 other DoD officials confirmed by Senate
The Senate on Aug. 1 confirmed eight Defense Department nominees, providing a sizable staffing boost to the Pentagon after a protracted congressional stalemate.
