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Construction, renovation, unit moves solidify Grand Forks AFB’s role as the center of the service’s ISR mission
The 319th Reconnaissance Wing will add units at remote sites to its command, starting next year.
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The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
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Here’s how Biden could mitigate damage done by the Afghan withdrawal
The effort will need to start in Afghanistan but must be global in nature.
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US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
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Defense supply chains should support allies, but favor domestic producers
The concept is simple: buy American when you can, buy from trusted allies when you must.
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So you want to fly a drone over a nuclear weapons lab …
U.S. authorities have issued a warning about the airspace over Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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What you need to know about 2021 defense trade shows
From AFA to AUSA to FEINDEF, global trade shows are taking a variety of steps to address the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
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Protesters block entrances to Raytheon plant
Some members of the Fang Collective chained themselves to a car next to the guard shack at the entrance to the Portsmouth plant.
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The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
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Construction, renovation, unit moves solidify Grand Forks AFB’s role as the center of the service’s ISR mission
The 319th Reconnaissance Wing will add units at remote sites to its command, starting next year.
-
The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
-
Here’s how Biden could mitigate damage done by the Afghan withdrawal
The effort will need to start in Afghanistan but must be global in nature.
-
US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
-
Defense supply chains should support allies, but favor domestic producers
The concept is simple: buy American when you can, buy from trusted allies when you must.
-
So you want to fly a drone over a nuclear weapons lab …
U.S. authorities have issued a warning about the airspace over Los Alamos National Laboratory.
-
What you need to know about 2021 defense trade shows
From AFA to AUSA to FEINDEF, global trade shows are taking a variety of steps to address the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
-
Protesters block entrances to Raytheon plant
Some members of the Fang Collective chained themselves to a car next to the guard shack at the entrance to the Portsmouth plant.
-
The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
-
Construction, renovation, unit moves solidify Grand Forks AFB’s role as the center of the service’s ISR mission
The 319th Reconnaissance Wing will add units at remote sites to its command, starting next year.
-
The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
-
Here’s how Biden could mitigate damage done by the Afghan withdrawal
The effort will need to start in Afghanistan but must be global in nature.
-
US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
-
Defense supply chains should support allies, but favor domestic producers
The concept is simple: buy American when you can, buy from trusted allies when you must.
-
So you want to fly a drone over a nuclear weapons lab …
U.S. authorities have issued a warning about the airspace over Los Alamos National Laboratory.
-
What you need to know about 2021 defense trade shows
From AFA to AUSA to FEINDEF, global trade shows are taking a variety of steps to address the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
-
Protesters block entrances to Raytheon plant
Some members of the Fang Collective chained themselves to a car next to the guard shack at the entrance to the Portsmouth plant.
-
The US Coast Guard urgently needs help
The Coast Guard is one of America’s most versatile and valuable assets. Its funding should reflect this important role.
