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Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
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Two foundations for a successful NATO summit
NATO needs to keep its eye on its border with Russia, warns Daniel Kochis of the Heritage Foundation.
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What NATO’s burden-sharing history teaches us
How should President Trump maximize his efforts at the summit to deal with those whom he calls “free riders”?
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Rebuild the US minerals supply chain before it’s too late
China could cripple America’s industrial supply chain by placing an embargo on minerals and metals exports. This national security issue needs resolved immediately.
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Germany’s choice for a Tornado replacement could undermine NATO
Only a fifth generation platform such as the F-35 can beat today’s air defenses, much less those that will emerge over the next several decades.
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Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
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New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
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US Army’s signature logistics system completes full-system deployment
Fielding the Global Combat Support System–Army represents the largest enterprise resource-planning deployment in the U.S. Army’s history.
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Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
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Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
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Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
-
Two foundations for a successful NATO summit
NATO needs to keep its eye on its border with Russia, warns Daniel Kochis of the Heritage Foundation.
-
What NATO’s burden-sharing history teaches us
How should President Trump maximize his efforts at the summit to deal with those whom he calls “free riders”?
-
Rebuild the US minerals supply chain before it’s too late
China could cripple America’s industrial supply chain by placing an embargo on minerals and metals exports. This national security issue needs resolved immediately.
-
Germany’s choice for a Tornado replacement could undermine NATO
Only a fifth generation platform such as the F-35 can beat today’s air defenses, much less those that will emerge over the next several decades.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
-
US Army’s signature logistics system completes full-system deployment
Fielding the Global Combat Support System–Army represents the largest enterprise resource-planning deployment in the U.S. Army’s history.
-
Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
-
Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
-
Defense M&A is hot — but where are the targets?
According to industry reports, acquisition targets are scarce. Will defense companies turn to more complex mergers and acquisitions?
-
Two foundations for a successful NATO summit
NATO needs to keep its eye on its border with Russia, warns Daniel Kochis of the Heritage Foundation.
-
What NATO’s burden-sharing history teaches us
How should President Trump maximize his efforts at the summit to deal with those whom he calls “free riders”?
-
Rebuild the US minerals supply chain before it’s too late
China could cripple America’s industrial supply chain by placing an embargo on minerals and metals exports. This national security issue needs resolved immediately.
-
Germany’s choice for a Tornado replacement could undermine NATO
Only a fifth generation platform such as the F-35 can beat today’s air defenses, much less those that will emerge over the next several decades.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
-
US Army’s signature logistics system completes full-system deployment
Fielding the Global Combat Support System–Army represents the largest enterprise resource-planning deployment in the U.S. Army’s history.
-
Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
-
Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
