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Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
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Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
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F-35 program chief Bogdan to retire; deputy director to be his successor
Navy Rear. Adm. Mat Winter joined the F-35 office in 2016, after serving as the chief of Naval Research.
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Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
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Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
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Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
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Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
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Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
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Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
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Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
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Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
-
F-35 program chief Bogdan to retire; deputy director to be his successor
Navy Rear. Adm. Mat Winter joined the F-35 office in 2016, after serving as the chief of Naval Research.
-
Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
-
Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
-
Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
-
Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
-
Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
-
Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
-
Ash Carter to lead Harvard’s Belfer Center
Former defense secretary will return to Harvard, where he previously taught.
-
Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
Standoff Brews Over the Future of US Security Assistance
-
F-35 program chief Bogdan to retire; deputy director to be his successor
Navy Rear. Adm. Mat Winter joined the F-35 office in 2016, after serving as the chief of Naval Research.
-
Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
-
Top Pentagon official takes aim at F-35 cost, supply chain
Shay Assad made it clear he expects companies to do more to reduce costs.
-
Lockheed still weighing light attack plane offering, but T-50 is likely out
Lockheed Martin’s T-X proposal might be too high-tech for the U.S. Air Force’s light attack aircraft needs.
-
Lockheed working on solution for F-35 nose gear problem
There are two options being looked at to solve an issue with the F-35C.
-
Lockheed Martin will not sue over F-35 Lot 9 contract
Lockheed Martin will not sue over the way the Pentagon handled the contract for the ninth lot of F-35 joint strike fighters.
-
Uncertainty at State Department holding up new agreement on armed drones
Partner nations hesitant to move forward without clear guidance from Trump administration.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
