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Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
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AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
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The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
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Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
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How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
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Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
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Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
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Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
-
AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
-
The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
-
Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
-
Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
-
AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
-
The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
-
Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
-
Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
