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Carter Unveils Goldwater Nichols Reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition and winnow the number of four-star billets.
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Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
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Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
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Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
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Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
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Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
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Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
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Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
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State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
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Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.
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Carter Unveils Goldwater Nichols Reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition and winnow the number of four-star billets.
-
Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
-
Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
-
Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
-
Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
-
Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
-
Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
-
Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
-
State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
-
Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.
-
Carter Unveils Goldwater Nichols Reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition and winnow the number of four-star billets.
-
Carter to Unveil Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Tuesday
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter will use a Tuesday speech to unveil new details of his plan to reform the Goldwater Nichols legislation.
-
Interview: Stephen Welby, Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
Stephen Welby, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, talks Third Offset and DoD labs.
-
Foreign Military Sales Reform Unlikely This Year
Congress appears highly unlikely to take up serious refor on Foreign Militaty sales before the end of the Obama admin.
-
Guard Could Expand Industrial Protection Units
The national guard could expand its industrial protection expertise to other states.
-
Work: Autonomy In Flight Likely Before Ground
Bob Work says to expect autonomy to be in airborne vehicles before ground platforms.
-
Strategic Capabilities Office Looks for Industry Feedback
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) is looking for industry feedback on repurposing existing technologies in order to plug short-term capability gaps.
-
Belgium Attacks Loom Over Final Nuclear Security Summit
After Belgium, some question if the Nuclear Security Summit will have a lasting impact in preventing nuclear terrorism.
-
State: $33 Billion in GCC Weapon Sales in 11 Months
The State Department has facilitated $33 billion worth of weapons sales to its Arab Gulf allies since May 2015.
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Pentagon Institutes Civilian Hiring Freeze
The Department of Defense has issued a hiring freeze on open civilian jobs.



