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Thornberry: Acquisition Reform Bill Aims at Innovation
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry unveiled draft legislation on Tuesday aimed at speeding weapons development and streamlining the Pentagon acquisitions bureaucracy.
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Lockheed’s Marillyn Hewson Touts Breakthroughs in Hypersonic Weapons
WASHINGTON – As the Pentagon telegraphs a new sense of urgency to fielding hypersonic weapons, top Lockheed Martin officials are touting recent breakthroughs in leveraging extreme speed to counter emerging threats.
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JLTV Savings Could Speed Up Fielding for US Army
HUNSTVILLE, Ala. – Anticipated savings within the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program could allow the US Army to field its Humvee replacement earlier and quicker, the Army’s program executive officer for combat support and combat service support said.
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US Army Pushes More Engineer, Artillery, Commo Gear to Europe
The US Army is building up its engineer, communications and artillery equipment sets in Europe to meet the needs of commanders in the region.
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Hewson: International Sales Key for Lockheed Martin
International sales, driven by ongoing regional conflicts, continue to play a vital part of Lockheed Martin’s growth outlook, chairman and CEO Marillyn Hewson said Tuesday.
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Laser Weapons Ready for Use Today, Lockheed Executives Say
If the Pentagon wanted them tomorrow, Lockheed is ready to provide laser weapons at the 30 KW level.
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New Army Acquisition Chief Seeks To Reset Acquisition Thinking
The acting Army acquisition chief is looking at how to reset and rebuild acquisition using a smaller work force with more to do.
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Poland Eyes $21B Program To Replace Fighting Vehicles
Poland plans to spend up to 80 billion zloty to replace its Soviet-designed BWP-1 and BWP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.
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House Armed Services Committee Chair Backs GOP Budget Proposal
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry said Tuesday he would vote for the House Budget Committee spending blueprint unveiled Tuesday even though it gambles on the next administration boosting defense via emergency funding.
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UK Cuts Profit Margins on Single-Source Defense Deals
Defense companies are facing a 15 percent cut in the baseline profit rates they can earn on contracts awarded without competition by the UK Defence Ministry.
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Thornberry: Acquisition Reform Bill Aims at Innovation
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry unveiled draft legislation on Tuesday aimed at speeding weapons development and streamlining the Pentagon acquisitions bureaucracy.
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Lockheed’s Marillyn Hewson Touts Breakthroughs in Hypersonic Weapons
WASHINGTON – As the Pentagon telegraphs a new sense of urgency to fielding hypersonic weapons, top Lockheed Martin officials are touting recent breakthroughs in leveraging extreme speed to counter emerging threats.
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JLTV Savings Could Speed Up Fielding for US Army
HUNSTVILLE, Ala. – Anticipated savings within the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program could allow the US Army to field its Humvee replacement earlier and quicker, the Army’s program executive officer for combat support and combat service support said.
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US Army Pushes More Engineer, Artillery, Commo Gear to Europe
The US Army is building up its engineer, communications and artillery equipment sets in Europe to meet the needs of commanders in the region.
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Hewson: International Sales Key for Lockheed Martin
International sales, driven by ongoing regional conflicts, continue to play a vital part of Lockheed Martin’s growth outlook, chairman and CEO Marillyn Hewson said Tuesday.
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Laser Weapons Ready for Use Today, Lockheed Executives Say
If the Pentagon wanted them tomorrow, Lockheed is ready to provide laser weapons at the 30 KW level.
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New Army Acquisition Chief Seeks To Reset Acquisition Thinking
The acting Army acquisition chief is looking at how to reset and rebuild acquisition using a smaller work force with more to do.
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Poland Eyes $21B Program To Replace Fighting Vehicles
Poland plans to spend up to 80 billion zloty to replace its Soviet-designed BWP-1 and BWP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.
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House Armed Services Committee Chair Backs GOP Budget Proposal
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry said Tuesday he would vote for the House Budget Committee spending blueprint unveiled Tuesday even though it gambles on the next administration boosting defense via emergency funding.
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UK Cuts Profit Margins on Single-Source Defense Deals
Defense companies are facing a 15 percent cut in the baseline profit rates they can earn on contracts awarded without competition by the UK Defence Ministry.
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Thornberry: Acquisition Reform Bill Aims at Innovation
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry unveiled draft legislation on Tuesday aimed at speeding weapons development and streamlining the Pentagon acquisitions bureaucracy.
-
Lockheed’s Marillyn Hewson Touts Breakthroughs in Hypersonic Weapons
WASHINGTON – As the Pentagon telegraphs a new sense of urgency to fielding hypersonic weapons, top Lockheed Martin officials are touting recent breakthroughs in leveraging extreme speed to counter emerging threats.
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JLTV Savings Could Speed Up Fielding for US Army
HUNSTVILLE, Ala. – Anticipated savings within the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program could allow the US Army to field its Humvee replacement earlier and quicker, the Army’s program executive officer for combat support and combat service support said.
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US Army Pushes More Engineer, Artillery, Commo Gear to Europe
The US Army is building up its engineer, communications and artillery equipment sets in Europe to meet the needs of commanders in the region.
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Hewson: International Sales Key for Lockheed Martin
International sales, driven by ongoing regional conflicts, continue to play a vital part of Lockheed Martin’s growth outlook, chairman and CEO Marillyn Hewson said Tuesday.
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Laser Weapons Ready for Use Today, Lockheed Executives Say
If the Pentagon wanted them tomorrow, Lockheed is ready to provide laser weapons at the 30 KW level.
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New Army Acquisition Chief Seeks To Reset Acquisition Thinking
The acting Army acquisition chief is looking at how to reset and rebuild acquisition using a smaller work force with more to do.
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Poland Eyes $21B Program To Replace Fighting Vehicles
Poland plans to spend up to 80 billion zloty to replace its Soviet-designed BWP-1 and BWP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.
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House Armed Services Committee Chair Backs GOP Budget Proposal
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry said Tuesday he would vote for the House Budget Committee spending blueprint unveiled Tuesday even though it gambles on the next administration boosting defense via emergency funding.
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UK Cuts Profit Margins on Single-Source Defense Deals
Defense companies are facing a 15 percent cut in the baseline profit rates they can earn on contracts awarded without competition by the UK Defence Ministry.
