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Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s Space Dilemma
The US government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
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Accuracy of Italian Defense Exports Report up for Debate
An Italian government document published this month suggests Italian defense exports tripled last year.
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The Marines Are Testing New Weapons on MV-22 Ospreys
The Marines are aiming to make their MV-22 Ospreys more lethal and faster, the service’s top aviator said Monday.
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Top Marine General: Troops Aren’t Getting New Gear Fast Enough
New technology takes so long to test and evaluate that it can be obsolete by the time it actually hits the fleet.
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4-Star Vows To Continue US Operations in South China Sea
The Marine Corps’ top officer took a thinly veiled swipe at China’s activities in the South China Sea, implying that they’re upsetting regional stability three days after the release of a Pentagon report that detailed China’s island-building strategy.
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Twitter Tracker: Sea-Air-Space Launches Big
The Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition is only hours old and Twitter is already brimming.
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Policy Bill Aims to Tame Cost-Plus Contracts
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced a 2017 defense policy bill that would open contracts to commercial industry, spurring efficiency and innovation.
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Navy Cyber Commander Nominated as Service Intel Chief
Navy Vice Adm. Jan Tighe on May 13 was nominated by Defense Secretary Ash Carter for assignment as deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare and director of naval intelligence at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., according to a Defense Department release.
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Navy Personnel Boss Chosen for Vice Chief
Vice Adm. Bill Moran has been nominated for a fourth star.
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Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s Space Dilemma
The US government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
-
Accuracy of Italian Defense Exports Report up for Debate
An Italian government document published this month suggests Italian defense exports tripled last year.
-
The Marines Are Testing New Weapons on MV-22 Ospreys
The Marines are aiming to make their MV-22 Ospreys more lethal and faster, the service’s top aviator said Monday.
-
Top Marine General: Troops Aren’t Getting New Gear Fast Enough
New technology takes so long to test and evaluate that it can be obsolete by the time it actually hits the fleet.
-
4-Star Vows To Continue US Operations in South China Sea
The Marine Corps’ top officer took a thinly veiled swipe at China’s activities in the South China Sea, implying that they’re upsetting regional stability three days after the release of a Pentagon report that detailed China’s island-building strategy.
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Stitching Together a Naval Partnership Network
CNO advocates dialog starting early in the process.
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Twitter Tracker: Sea-Air-Space Launches Big
The Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition is only hours old and Twitter is already brimming.
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Policy Bill Aims to Tame Cost-Plus Contracts
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced a 2017 defense policy bill that would open contracts to commercial industry, spurring efficiency and innovation.
-
Navy Cyber Commander Nominated as Service Intel Chief
Navy Vice Adm. Jan Tighe on May 13 was nominated by Defense Secretary Ash Carter for assignment as deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare and director of naval intelligence at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., according to a Defense Department release.
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Navy Personnel Boss Chosen for Vice Chief
Vice Adm. Bill Moran has been nominated for a fourth star.
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Resilience vs. intelligence: DoD’s Space Dilemma
The US government is relying more than ever on critical intelligence collected from satellites deployed in space.
-
Accuracy of Italian Defense Exports Report up for Debate
An Italian government document published this month suggests Italian defense exports tripled last year.
-
The Marines Are Testing New Weapons on MV-22 Ospreys
The Marines are aiming to make their MV-22 Ospreys more lethal and faster, the service’s top aviator said Monday.
-
Top Marine General: Troops Aren’t Getting New Gear Fast Enough
New technology takes so long to test and evaluate that it can be obsolete by the time it actually hits the fleet.
-
4-Star Vows To Continue US Operations in South China Sea
The Marine Corps’ top officer took a thinly veiled swipe at China’s activities in the South China Sea, implying that they’re upsetting regional stability three days after the release of a Pentagon report that detailed China’s island-building strategy.
-
Stitching Together a Naval Partnership Network
CNO advocates dialog starting early in the process.
-
Twitter Tracker: Sea-Air-Space Launches Big
The Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition is only hours old and Twitter is already brimming.
-
Policy Bill Aims to Tame Cost-Plus Contracts
The Senate Armed Services Committee has advanced a 2017 defense policy bill that would open contracts to commercial industry, spurring efficiency and innovation.
-
Navy Cyber Commander Nominated as Service Intel Chief
Navy Vice Adm. Jan Tighe on May 13 was nominated by Defense Secretary Ash Carter for assignment as deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare and director of naval intelligence at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., according to a Defense Department release.
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Navy Personnel Boss Chosen for Vice Chief
Vice Adm. Bill Moran has been nominated for a fourth star.




