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NATO looks to contract $3.2 billion over next three years on C4, IT
Command and control will be a growing focus for the alliance.
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NATO looks to contract $3.2B over next three years on C4, IT
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO wants to increase the number of small companies that support the alliance and is prepared to put its money where its mouth is.
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US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
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Global bidders line up for Renault Trucks Defense
Safran is among European and American firms and investment funds that have considered bidding for Renault Trucks Defense, according to multiple sources.
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Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
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Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
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With Viola out, new service secretaries could take months
Even before President Trump’s nominee to lead the Army abruptly withdrew his name from consideration late Friday over business entanglements, it would have taken months before the Pentagon’s top jobs would be filled.
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Pentagon, Lockheed reach agreement on F-35 contract for 90 jets
The deal is a $728 million drop from the previous lot of jets.
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Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
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Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
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NATO looks to contract $3.2 billion over next three years on C4, IT
Command and control will be a growing focus for the alliance.
-
NATO looks to contract $3.2B over next three years on C4, IT
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO wants to increase the number of small companies that support the alliance and is prepared to put its money where its mouth is.
-
US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
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Global bidders line up for Renault Trucks Defense
Safran is among European and American firms and investment funds that have considered bidding for Renault Trucks Defense, according to multiple sources.
-
Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
-
Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
-
With Viola out, new service secretaries could take months
Even before President Trump’s nominee to lead the Army abruptly withdrew his name from consideration late Friday over business entanglements, it would have taken months before the Pentagon’s top jobs would be filled.
-
Pentagon, Lockheed reach agreement on F-35 contract for 90 jets
The deal is a $728 million drop from the previous lot of jets.
-
Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
-
NATO looks to contract $3.2 billion over next three years on C4, IT
Command and control will be a growing focus for the alliance.
-
NATO looks to contract $3.2B over next three years on C4, IT
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO wants to increase the number of small companies that support the alliance and is prepared to put its money where its mouth is.
-
US, Chinese aircraft in ‘unsafe’ encounter in South China Sea
The U.S. Pacific Command detailed what it called an “unsafe” close encounter between a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion aircraft and a Chinese aircraft Wednesday.
-
Global bidders line up for Renault Trucks Defense
Safran is among European and American firms and investment funds that have considered bidding for Renault Trucks Defense, according to multiple sources.
-
Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
-
Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
-
With Viola out, new service secretaries could take months
Even before President Trump’s nominee to lead the Army abruptly withdrew his name from consideration late Friday over business entanglements, it would have taken months before the Pentagon’s top jobs would be filled.
-
Pentagon, Lockheed reach agreement on F-35 contract for 90 jets
The deal is a $728 million drop from the previous lot of jets.
-
Pentagon agency hits rewind in Army fire-support software competition
The agency in charge of conducting the competition for the newest variant of the Army’s Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System is hitting the rewind button.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
