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Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
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Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
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Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
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Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
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Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
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US Senate confirms Shanahan, but Democrats still slowing Trump picks
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the Pentagon’s new No. 2, Boeing executive Patrick Shanahan, 92-7, but Democrats say they will continue to delay Trump administration nominees.
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Multinational live-fire exercise lights up Romanian countryside in show of force
A massive, multinational, combined-arms, live-fire exercise lit up the Romanian countryside in a show of force July 18, carrying out a NATO goal to demonstrate joint strength to deter Russian aggression.
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Congress advancing DoD nominees while McCain heals
Congressional proceedings for Pentagon nominees this week will proceed as planned, despite the absence of Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain for medical reasons.
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No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
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Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
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Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
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DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
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Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
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Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
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Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
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US Senate confirms Shanahan, but Democrats still slowing Trump picks
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the Pentagon’s new No. 2, Boeing executive Patrick Shanahan, 92-7, but Democrats say they will continue to delay Trump administration nominees.
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Multinational live-fire exercise lights up Romanian countryside in show of force
A massive, multinational, combined-arms, live-fire exercise lit up the Romanian countryside in a show of force July 18, carrying out a NATO goal to demonstrate joint strength to deter Russian aggression.
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Congress advancing DoD nominees while McCain heals
Congressional proceedings for Pentagon nominees this week will proceed as planned, despite the absence of Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain for medical reasons.
-
No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
-
Textron, Sierra Nevada prep for OA-X experiment at US Air Force base
Participants in the Air Force’s light-attack aircraft experiment are revving up training activities ahead of the beginning of the exercise next month at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
-
Acquisition nominee Lord, others cruise in confirmation hearing
Ellen Lord appears poised to become the last undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics.
-
DIUx set to get emergency cash infusion
The Pentagon’s commercial outreach office needs an emergency infusion of cash to keep key programs moving forward — and the department is ready to give it to them.
-
Clearing the air: F-35s to get upgrade for oxygen generating system over hypoxia concerns
In response to reports of hypoxia-like symptoms experienced by F-35A pilots at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, the program office intends to make changes to the onboard oxygen generating system to optimize the flow of oxygen to those flying the jet.
-
Cubic acquires wireless infrastructure company — sixth firm in 3 years
Deltenna, a wireless infrastructure company, will provide expertise in the design and delivery of radio and antenna communication solutions.
-
Space Corps could ‘disrupt’ DoD capabilities, warns Selva
Creating a new military branch focused solely on space could disrupt Pentagon capabilities and exacerbate existing issues rather than fixing them, the Defense Department’s No. 2 uniformed official warned Tuesday.
-
US Senate confirms Shanahan, but Democrats still slowing Trump picks
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the Pentagon’s new No. 2, Boeing executive Patrick Shanahan, 92-7, but Democrats say they will continue to delay Trump administration nominees.
-
Multinational live-fire exercise lights up Romanian countryside in show of force
A massive, multinational, combined-arms, live-fire exercise lit up the Romanian countryside in a show of force July 18, carrying out a NATO goal to demonstrate joint strength to deter Russian aggression.
-
Congress advancing DoD nominees while McCain heals
Congressional proceedings for Pentagon nominees this week will proceed as planned, despite the absence of Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain for medical reasons.
-
No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
