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Pentagon Could Look to Close Bases Without BRAC Authorization
With Congress refusing to allow another BRAC round, a top DoD official says alternatives need to be looked at.
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Labor Costs, Data Questions Driving ICBM Replacement Cost Estimate
Cost estimates remain unclear, but GBSD requirements are coming into focus.
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Pentagon Could Focus on Services, Software for War on Sustainment
Sustainment costs would be a focus in any Better Buying Power 4.0 initiative.
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Anti-Naval ATACMS, ‘Big’ Swarming Breakthroughs from Strategic Capabilities Office
The ATACMS design is in prototype, but the swarming breakthrough is a mystery for now.
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Carter to Create Chief Innovation Officer Position
The idea for the position came from the Defense Innovation Board.
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Sweden and US Should Increase Technological Cooperation: Report
A new Atlantic Council paper calls for greater co-development between the nations.
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30 Years: Stealth Technology — A Game Changer
Retired Lt. Gen. Dave Deptula, now dean of the Mitchell Institute and a member of the Defense News advisory board, said the development of stealth “ushered in a change in the character of warfare.”
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30 Years: Base Realignment and Closure — A Bitter Pill
There were BRAC rounds in 1988, 1991, 1993 and 1995, but the most notorious is the 2005 edition.
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30 Years: William Perry — Reshaping the Industry
Under President Bill Clinton, William Perry served as deputy defense secretary for a year before being promoted to the top job.
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30 Years: Robert Gates — Influential Insider
Among US defense secretaries, Bob Gates, who held the job from 2006 to 2011, stands out for both his impact and longevity.
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Pentagon Could Look to Close Bases Without BRAC Authorization
With Congress refusing to allow another BRAC round, a top DoD official says alternatives need to be looked at.
-
Labor Costs, Data Questions Driving ICBM Replacement Cost Estimate
Cost estimates remain unclear, but GBSD requirements are coming into focus.
-
Pentagon Could Focus on Services, Software for War on Sustainment
Sustainment costs would be a focus in any Better Buying Power 4.0 initiative.
-
Anti-Naval ATACMS, ‘Big’ Swarming Breakthroughs from Strategic Capabilities Office
The ATACMS design is in prototype, but the swarming breakthrough is a mystery for now.
-
Carter to Create Chief Innovation Officer Position
The idea for the position came from the Defense Innovation Board.
-
Sweden and US Should Increase Technological Cooperation: Report
A new Atlantic Council paper calls for greater co-development between the nations.
-
30 Years: Stealth Technology — A Game Changer
Retired Lt. Gen. Dave Deptula, now dean of the Mitchell Institute and a member of the Defense News advisory board, said the development of stealth “ushered in a change in the character of warfare.”
-
30 Years: Base Realignment and Closure — A Bitter Pill
There were BRAC rounds in 1988, 1991, 1993 and 1995, but the most notorious is the 2005 edition.
-
30 Years: William Perry — Reshaping the Industry
Under President Bill Clinton, William Perry served as deputy defense secretary for a year before being promoted to the top job.
-
30 Years: Robert Gates — Influential Insider
Among US defense secretaries, Bob Gates, who held the job from 2006 to 2011, stands out for both his impact and longevity.
-
Pentagon Could Look to Close Bases Without BRAC Authorization
With Congress refusing to allow another BRAC round, a top DoD official says alternatives need to be looked at.
-
Labor Costs, Data Questions Driving ICBM Replacement Cost Estimate
Cost estimates remain unclear, but GBSD requirements are coming into focus.
-
Pentagon Could Focus on Services, Software for War on Sustainment
Sustainment costs would be a focus in any Better Buying Power 4.0 initiative.
-
Anti-Naval ATACMS, ‘Big’ Swarming Breakthroughs from Strategic Capabilities Office
The ATACMS design is in prototype, but the swarming breakthrough is a mystery for now.
-
Carter to Create Chief Innovation Officer Position
The idea for the position came from the Defense Innovation Board.
-
Sweden and US Should Increase Technological Cooperation: Report
A new Atlantic Council paper calls for greater co-development between the nations.
-
30 Years: Stealth Technology — A Game Changer
Retired Lt. Gen. Dave Deptula, now dean of the Mitchell Institute and a member of the Defense News advisory board, said the development of stealth “ushered in a change in the character of warfare.”
-
30 Years: Base Realignment and Closure — A Bitter Pill
There were BRAC rounds in 1988, 1991, 1993 and 1995, but the most notorious is the 2005 edition.
-
30 Years: William Perry — Reshaping the Industry
Under President Bill Clinton, William Perry served as deputy defense secretary for a year before being promoted to the top job.
-
30 Years: Robert Gates — Influential Insider
Among US defense secretaries, Bob Gates, who held the job from 2006 to 2011, stands out for both his impact and longevity.
