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Selva reconfirmed as Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Gen. Paul Selva has been confirmed for a second two-year stint as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Pentagon to unveil new acquisition structure on Aug. 1
The Pentagon is scheduled to deliver its new acquisition structure to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, a major step toward redesigning how the building researches and procures equipment.
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North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
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These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
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These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
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The Top 100: A return to prosperity?
Overall defense revenues for the Top 100 defense companies in the world increased in 2016, ending a five-year slide and signaling that the era of defense austerity may officially be at an end.
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Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
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Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
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Mattis ‘very comfortable’ with House, Senate defense bills
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said he is “very comfortable” with the priorities forming the backbones of both the House and Senate defense bills, despite some outstanding issues.
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Selva reconfirmed as Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Gen. Paul Selva has been confirmed for a second two-year stint as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Pentagon to unveil new acquisition structure on Aug. 1
The Pentagon is scheduled to deliver its new acquisition structure to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, a major step toward redesigning how the building researches and procures equipment.
-
North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
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These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
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These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
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The Top 100: A return to prosperity?
Overall defense revenues for the Top 100 defense companies in the world increased in 2016, ending a five-year slide and signaling that the era of defense austerity may officially be at an end.
-
Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
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Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
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Mattis ‘very comfortable’ with House, Senate defense bills
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said he is “very comfortable” with the priorities forming the backbones of both the House and Senate defense bills, despite some outstanding issues.
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Selva reconfirmed as Joint Chiefs vice chairman
Gen. Paul Selva has been confirmed for a second two-year stint as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
-
Pentagon to unveil new acquisition structure on Aug. 1
The Pentagon is scheduled to deliver its new acquisition structure to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, a major step toward redesigning how the building researches and procures equipment.
-
North Korea may have just shown a capability to strike the continental US
North Korea launched another ballistic missile Friday morning and experts believe it may have been, for the first time, an intercontinental ballistic missile with the capability to strike the continental United States.
-
These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
-
These 12 defense experts hope to guide the Pentagon forward
Congress has formed a new advisory committee of top defense thinkers, in order to provide a pathway forward for the Department of Defense.
-
The Top 100: A return to prosperity?
Overall defense revenues for the Top 100 defense companies in the world increased in 2016, ending a five-year slide and signaling that the era of defense austerity may officially be at an end.
-
Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
-
Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
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Mattis ‘very comfortable’ with House, Senate defense bills
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said he is “very comfortable” with the priorities forming the backbones of both the House and Senate defense bills, despite some outstanding issues.
