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US Army cancels current effort to replace Bradley vehicle
The Army’s effort to replace the Bradley might not be over as the service takes a step back to reassess its strategy and cancel its current solicitation.
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DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
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Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
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Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
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Here’s who will build the US Army’s new missile defense radar
The Army has spent over a decade trying to replace its Patriot air-and-missile defense radar with something that will be able to address increasingly complex threats in the future and has finally picked a winner to build a replacement sensor.
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Boeing’s top executive relinquishes chairman title in wake of 737 MAX crisis
Muilenburg will remain in a diminished role with the company.
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Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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US Air Force restricts KC-46 from carrying cargo and passengers
The KC-46 has added another critical deficiency to the list, and it’s the most serious problem yet.
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US Army cancels current effort to replace Bradley vehicle
The Army’s effort to replace the Bradley might not be over as the service takes a step back to reassess its strategy and cancel its current solicitation.
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DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
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US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
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Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
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Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
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Here’s who will build the US Army’s new missile defense radar
The Army has spent over a decade trying to replace its Patriot air-and-missile defense radar with something that will be able to address increasingly complex threats in the future and has finally picked a winner to build a replacement sensor.
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Boeing’s top executive relinquishes chairman title in wake of 737 MAX crisis
Muilenburg will remain in a diminished role with the company.
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Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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US Air Force restricts KC-46 from carrying cargo and passengers
The KC-46 has added another critical deficiency to the list, and it’s the most serious problem yet.
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US Army cancels current effort to replace Bradley vehicle
The Army’s effort to replace the Bradley might not be over as the service takes a step back to reassess its strategy and cancel its current solicitation.
-
DARPA head resigns, moving on to industry
Steven Walker, the 21st director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced his resignation, effective Jan. 10, 2020.
-
US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
-
Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
-
Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
-
Here’s who will build the US Army’s new missile defense radar
The Army has spent over a decade trying to replace its Patriot air-and-missile defense radar with something that will be able to address increasingly complex threats in the future and has finally picked a winner to build a replacement sensor.
-
Boeing’s top executive relinquishes chairman title in wake of 737 MAX crisis
Muilenburg will remain in a diminished role with the company.
-
Lynx 41 disqualified from Bradley replacement competition
With the Raytheon and Rheinmetall team out of the running, one competitor remains. So what is the fate of the Bradley replacement?
-
The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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US Air Force restricts KC-46 from carrying cargo and passengers
The KC-46 has added another critical deficiency to the list, and it’s the most serious problem yet.
