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American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
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Potential ‘harm’ to economy now a factor in all Canada defense competitions
In a move that is clearly aimed at Boeing, Canada will now determine the winning firms for its defense equipment projects not only based on the benefits a company can provide but also the “harm” individual corporations have on the Canadian economy.
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Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
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The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
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Pentagon comptroller: Using the audit to drive change
Accountability is what will drive us — getting the maximum value from every dollar entrusted to us. But auditing the Department of Defense is not a small matter.
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NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
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Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
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GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
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American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
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Potential ‘harm’ to economy now a factor in all Canada defense competitions
In a move that is clearly aimed at Boeing, Canada will now determine the winning firms for its defense equipment projects not only based on the benefits a company can provide but also the “harm” individual corporations have on the Canadian economy.
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Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
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The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
-
Pentagon comptroller: Using the audit to drive change
Accountability is what will drive us — getting the maximum value from every dollar entrusted to us. But auditing the Department of Defense is not a small matter.
-
NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
-
Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
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GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
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American exodus? 17,000 US defense suppliers may have left the defense sector
A large number of American companies that supply the U.S. military may have left the defense market, a report says, raising alarm over the health and future of the defense industrial base.
-
GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
-
Comprehensive missile defense for the homeland [Commentary]
The military services have the responsibility to organize, train and equip their forces for missile defense, and the combatant commanders to execute defense operations. But what about the homeland?
-
Potential ‘harm’ to economy now a factor in all Canada defense competitions
In a move that is clearly aimed at Boeing, Canada will now determine the winning firms for its defense equipment projects not only based on the benefits a company can provide but also the “harm” individual corporations have on the Canadian economy.
-
Stoltenberg confirmed for two more years as NATO head
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will remain in the job until September 2020.
-
The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
-
Pentagon comptroller: Using the audit to drive change
Accountability is what will drive us — getting the maximum value from every dollar entrusted to us. But auditing the Department of Defense is not a small matter.
-
NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
-
Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
-
GAO denies Sierra Nevada protest over Army’s fixed-wing utility aircraft competition
The Government Accountability Office has denied a protest filed by Sierra Nevada over the Army’s decision not to choose any offering presented during its fixed-wing utility aircraft replacement competition.
