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Air Force staff director tapped to run service’s Indo-Pacific branch
Around 46,000 troops and civilian staff are spread across Air Force bases from Alaska to Guam.
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The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
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White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
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Pentagon: Yes, we are still lagging behind China’s hypersonics
“Our progress has been slow and has lacked urgency,” one lawmaker said.
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Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
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Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
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Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
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After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
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Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
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US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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Air Force staff director tapped to run service’s Indo-Pacific branch
Around 46,000 troops and civilian staff are spread across Air Force bases from Alaska to Guam.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
-
Pentagon: Yes, we are still lagging behind China’s hypersonics
“Our progress has been slow and has lacked urgency,” one lawmaker said.
-
Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
-
Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
-
US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
-
Air Force staff director tapped to run service’s Indo-Pacific branch
Around 46,000 troops and civilian staff are spread across Air Force bases from Alaska to Guam.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
-
Pentagon: Yes, we are still lagging behind China’s hypersonics
“Our progress has been slow and has lacked urgency,” one lawmaker said.
-
Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
After tragedy, US Air Force probes English training for foreign pilots
The 2021 incident prompted Air Force leaders to take a close look at the quality of instruction and how to better accommodate foreign students.
-
Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
-
US defense companies sued by Yemenis over weapons used in civil war
The weapons were sold to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi during a proxy war between a coalition of Gulf States and Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
