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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
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US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
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A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
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At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
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Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
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Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
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Amentum CEO: Energy efficiency is key to defense modernization
Climate change is hastening the deterioration of systems, but it’s also fostering a quick transition to newer, cleaner and more varied forms of energy.
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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
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Robins AFB cleared to pursue new missions to replace JSTARS
Two studies that looked how the new missions could affect the environment at Robins found they would have “no significant impact.”
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COVID-19 vaccine mandate is affecting recruitment, top Marine says
The vaccine mandate has especially affected recruiting in the South, Gen. David Berger said.
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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
-
At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
-
Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
-
Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
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Amentum CEO: Energy efficiency is key to defense modernization
Climate change is hastening the deterioration of systems, but it’s also fostering a quick transition to newer, cleaner and more varied forms of energy.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Robins AFB cleared to pursue new missions to replace JSTARS
Two studies that looked how the new missions could affect the environment at Robins found they would have “no significant impact.”
-
COVID-19 vaccine mandate is affecting recruitment, top Marine says
The vaccine mandate has especially affected recruiting in the South, Gen. David Berger said.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
A graphical look at scenarios for the US defense budget through 2027
The president’s budget requests could go his way, but there are also other routes appropriators might take.
-
At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
-
Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
-
Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
-
Amentum CEO: Energy efficiency is key to defense modernization
Climate change is hastening the deterioration of systems, but it’s also fostering a quick transition to newer, cleaner and more varied forms of energy.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Robins AFB cleared to pursue new missions to replace JSTARS
Two studies that looked how the new missions could affect the environment at Robins found they would have “no significant impact.”
-
COVID-19 vaccine mandate is affecting recruitment, top Marine says
The vaccine mandate has especially affected recruiting in the South, Gen. David Berger said.
