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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
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Griffin formally nominated for R&E spot, while Lord may not need new hearing
The Pentagon takes one step closer to having a new research head.
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Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
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Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
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Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
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Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
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AT&L reorganization will take two years to complete
The split of the DoD’s acquisition office will be done in phases.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
-
Griffin formally nominated for R&E spot, while Lord may not need new hearing
The Pentagon takes one step closer to having a new research head.
-
Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
-
Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
-
Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
-
AT&L reorganization will take two years to complete
The split of the DoD’s acquisition office will be done in phases.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
The new BRAC strategy: capability over cost savings
Congress doesn’t buy the Pentagon’s argument that BRAC will save money. So what comes next?
-
Griffin formally nominated for R&E spot, while Lord may not need new hearing
The Pentagon takes one step closer to having a new research head.
-
Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
-
Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
-
Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
-
Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
-
AT&L reorganization will take two years to complete
The split of the DoD’s acquisition office will be done in phases.
