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Pentagon’s chief reform job is ineffective and needs to go, study says
The Defense Business Board, whose task force was tapped by the Pentagon for the study, unanimously adopted the recommendations at its meeting on Wednesday.
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No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
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General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
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Expand missile defenses during the pandemic, don’t cut them
Rogue states are taking advantage of America’s preoccupation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
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NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
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Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
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Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
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DoD’s border wall funding shift hits Russia deterrence efforts
The Pentagon is moving to scuttle nearly 19 more military construction projects ― including $274 million worth in Europe to deter Russia.
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Pentagon’s chief reform job is ineffective and needs to go, study says
The Defense Business Board, whose task force was tapped by the Pentagon for the study, unanimously adopted the recommendations at its meeting on Wednesday.
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No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
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General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
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Expand missile defenses during the pandemic, don’t cut them
Rogue states are taking advantage of America’s preoccupation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
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NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
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Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
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Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
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DoD’s border wall funding shift hits Russia deterrence efforts
The Pentagon is moving to scuttle nearly 19 more military construction projects ― including $274 million worth in Europe to deter Russia.
-
Pentagon’s chief reform job is ineffective and needs to go, study says
The Defense Business Board, whose task force was tapped by the Pentagon for the study, unanimously adopted the recommendations at its meeting on Wednesday.
-
No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
-
General Dynamics saw $1 billion bump after Canada-Saudi accord
General Dynamics has received $1 billion since the renegotiation of a $10 billion contract for Canada to sell light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
-
Proposed rule banning Chinese tech needs to consider small contractors, senators warn
As the U.S. government begins to implement a regulation banning use of Chinese telecommunications technology, two lawmakers want to small businesses are not negatively impacted.
-
Expand missile defenses during the pandemic, don’t cut them
Rogue states are taking advantage of America’s preoccupation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
The role of special operations forces in a ‘Great Power Conflict’
Failure to protect special operations forces programs in the budget would be a return to the disastrous consequences of Operation Eagle Claw 40 years ago.
-
NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
-
Key lawmaker says DoD shouldn’t get funding boost in next coronavirus stimulus package
HASC Chairman Adam Smith says public health needs outweigh military’s desire to boost equipment and contracts.
-
Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
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DoD’s border wall funding shift hits Russia deterrence efforts
The Pentagon is moving to scuttle nearly 19 more military construction projects ― including $274 million worth in Europe to deter Russia.
