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US Air Force FY17 Budget: Expect Consistency As CR Looms
When the Air Force delivers its budget, expect it to look similar to last year.
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LRS-B Dominates Carter Boeing Visit
Defense Secretary Ash Carter was very clear that he would not talk about the Air Force’s new bomber during a visit Wednesday to Boeing’s St. Louis facilities,
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Boeing To Provide First Glimpse of T-X at Conference
Boeing is bringing the first tease of its T-X trainer design to next week’s Air Force Association conference outside of Washington — but only a select few will get to see it.
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In St. Louis, DoD Secretary Carter Calls for Innovation
The US secretary of defense used a DARPA conference to again court the non-defense tech sector into business with DoD.
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UK Minister: Defense Review Less Painful Than 2010
A top UK defense official said she believes a major review of its military will be less painful than one faced five years ago, when the budget situation forced tough choices on London’s military leaders.
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LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
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DoD Ties Closer to Silicon Valley With FlexTech Initiative
The Pentagon took a step to closer ties with Silicon Valley last week with announcement of a manufacturing initiative
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DoD Invests in Flexible Tech in California
WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday DoD’s participation in a new initiative to increase development of flexible, bendable electronics that can be incorporated into everything from ships to jets and wearable technologies for tr
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UK Apache Upgrade Cleared by State
The remanufacture of 50 UK WAH-64 Mk 1 attack helicopters to AH-64E Apache Guardian Hhelicopters will “allow the United Kingdom greater interoperability with U.S.
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Pentagon Denies F-35 Numbers Review
The Pentagon is not conducting a formal review of F-35 planned procurement numbers, a spokesman said Tuesday, despite comments by the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that indicate otherwise.
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US Air Force FY17 Budget: Expect Consistency As CR Looms
When the Air Force delivers its budget, expect it to look similar to last year.
-
LRS-B Dominates Carter Boeing Visit
Defense Secretary Ash Carter was very clear that he would not talk about the Air Force’s new bomber during a visit Wednesday to Boeing’s St. Louis facilities,
-
Boeing To Provide First Glimpse of T-X at Conference
Boeing is bringing the first tease of its T-X trainer design to next week’s Air Force Association conference outside of Washington — but only a select few will get to see it.
-
In St. Louis, DoD Secretary Carter Calls for Innovation
The US secretary of defense used a DARPA conference to again court the non-defense tech sector into business with DoD.
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UK Minister: Defense Review Less Painful Than 2010
A top UK defense official said she believes a major review of its military will be less painful than one faced five years ago, when the budget situation forced tough choices on London’s military leaders.
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LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
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DoD Ties Closer to Silicon Valley With FlexTech Initiative
The Pentagon took a step to closer ties with Silicon Valley last week with announcement of a manufacturing initiative
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DoD Invests in Flexible Tech in California
WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday DoD’s participation in a new initiative to increase development of flexible, bendable electronics that can be incorporated into everything from ships to jets and wearable technologies for tr
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UK Apache Upgrade Cleared by State
The remanufacture of 50 UK WAH-64 Mk 1 attack helicopters to AH-64E Apache Guardian Hhelicopters will “allow the United Kingdom greater interoperability with U.S.
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Pentagon Denies F-35 Numbers Review
The Pentagon is not conducting a formal review of F-35 planned procurement numbers, a spokesman said Tuesday, despite comments by the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that indicate otherwise.
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US Air Force FY17 Budget: Expect Consistency As CR Looms
When the Air Force delivers its budget, expect it to look similar to last year.
-
LRS-B Dominates Carter Boeing Visit
Defense Secretary Ash Carter was very clear that he would not talk about the Air Force’s new bomber during a visit Wednesday to Boeing’s St. Louis facilities,
-
Boeing To Provide First Glimpse of T-X at Conference
Boeing is bringing the first tease of its T-X trainer design to next week’s Air Force Association conference outside of Washington — but only a select few will get to see it.
-
In St. Louis, DoD Secretary Carter Calls for Innovation
The US secretary of defense used a DARPA conference to again court the non-defense tech sector into business with DoD.
-
UK Minister: Defense Review Less Painful Than 2010
A top UK defense official said she believes a major review of its military will be less painful than one faced five years ago, when the budget situation forced tough choices on London’s military leaders.
-
LRS-B Details Emerge: Major Testing, Risk Reduction Complete
New details on the US Air Force’s new bomber are emerging, including the completion of risk reduction tests.
-
DoD Ties Closer to Silicon Valley With FlexTech Initiative
The Pentagon took a step to closer ties with Silicon Valley last week with announcement of a manufacturing initiative
-
DoD Invests in Flexible Tech in California
WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday DoD’s participation in a new initiative to increase development of flexible, bendable electronics that can be incorporated into everything from ships to jets and wearable technologies for tr
-
UK Apache Upgrade Cleared by State
The remanufacture of 50 UK WAH-64 Mk 1 attack helicopters to AH-64E Apache Guardian Hhelicopters will “allow the United Kingdom greater interoperability with U.S.
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Pentagon Denies F-35 Numbers Review
The Pentagon is not conducting a formal review of F-35 planned procurement numbers, a spokesman said Tuesday, despite comments by the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that indicate otherwise.
