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Chinese threats means the Pentagon needs new C4ISR systems
An independent assessment mandated by Congress proposed the revamping of C4ISR systems as they remain “brittle in the face of Chinese cyberattacks, electronic warfare and long-range strikes.”
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Navistar loses lawsuit against US Army and Oshkosh over vehicle buys
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has dismissed Navistar’s complaint against the U.S. Army and Oshkosh Defense over the service’s decision to avoid competition for a vehicle procurement effort.
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Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
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Iran war vote and top-secret brief scheduled in Congress, despite impeachment
Washington is taking action next week in the face of a possible war with Iran.
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Good news or bad? Pentagon review of SOUTHCOM kicks off
The review is part of a larger effort by Defense Secretary Esper to do a COCOM-by-COCOM examination of U.S. force posture in order to asses how resources are being used.
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In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
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A slippery slope: Will foreign companies start ditching American dual-use tech?
Proposed changes to U.S. Commerce Department rules could have immediate and lasting negative effects for U.S. exporters.
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Does the Pentagon need a chief management officer?
The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act required two studies that openly posit eliminating the CMO function altogether. What gives?
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Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
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Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
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Chinese threats means the Pentagon needs new C4ISR systems
An independent assessment mandated by Congress proposed the revamping of C4ISR systems as they remain “brittle in the face of Chinese cyberattacks, electronic warfare and long-range strikes.”
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Navistar loses lawsuit against US Army and Oshkosh over vehicle buys
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has dismissed Navistar’s complaint against the U.S. Army and Oshkosh Defense over the service’s decision to avoid competition for a vehicle procurement effort.
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Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
-
Iran war vote and top-secret brief scheduled in Congress, despite impeachment
Washington is taking action next week in the face of a possible war with Iran.
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Good news or bad? Pentagon review of SOUTHCOM kicks off
The review is part of a larger effort by Defense Secretary Esper to do a COCOM-by-COCOM examination of U.S. force posture in order to asses how resources are being used.
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In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
-
A slippery slope: Will foreign companies start ditching American dual-use tech?
Proposed changes to U.S. Commerce Department rules could have immediate and lasting negative effects for U.S. exporters.
-
Does the Pentagon need a chief management officer?
The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act required two studies that openly posit eliminating the CMO function altogether. What gives?
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
-
Chinese threats means the Pentagon needs new C4ISR systems
An independent assessment mandated by Congress proposed the revamping of C4ISR systems as they remain “brittle in the face of Chinese cyberattacks, electronic warfare and long-range strikes.”
-
Navistar loses lawsuit against US Army and Oshkosh over vehicle buys
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has dismissed Navistar’s complaint against the U.S. Army and Oshkosh Defense over the service’s decision to avoid competition for a vehicle procurement effort.
-
Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
-
Iran war vote and top-secret brief scheduled in Congress, despite impeachment
Washington is taking action next week in the face of a possible war with Iran.
-
Good news or bad? Pentagon review of SOUTHCOM kicks off
The review is part of a larger effort by Defense Secretary Esper to do a COCOM-by-COCOM examination of U.S. force posture in order to asses how resources are being used.
-
In nuclear spending fight, it’s Trump’s Hill allies vs. White House budget office
Key Republicans in Congress are appealing to President Donald Trump for a significant budget boost for nuclear modernization.
-
A slippery slope: Will foreign companies start ditching American dual-use tech?
Proposed changes to U.S. Commerce Department rules could have immediate and lasting negative effects for U.S. exporters.
-
Does the Pentagon need a chief management officer?
The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act required two studies that openly posit eliminating the CMO function altogether. What gives?
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
