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Iran attack highlights US missile defense vulnerability
The U.S. Army has made air and missile defense a top priority, but is that enough to keep American interests safe?
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Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
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Too many cooks in the DoD: New policy may suppress rapid acquisition
New acquisition guidance release Dec. 30, 2019, is more likely to pump the brakes on rapid acquisition than propel it forward.
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The state of acquisition is in need of better coordination
There is a dizzying number of new and alternative offices, acquisition authorities, and initiatives to introduce more competition — but they’re not well-coordinated.
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Will the Space Force control its own destiny?
There remains one major barrier to the Space Force’s ability to shape its future.
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Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
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Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
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Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
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NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
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Finding Baghdadi: Why protecting space assets is vital to national security
The head of the United Launch Alliance discusses the changing battlefield and what steps the U.S. should take to prepare for a contested arena in space.
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Iran attack highlights US missile defense vulnerability
The U.S. Army has made air and missile defense a top priority, but is that enough to keep American interests safe?
-
Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
-
Too many cooks in the DoD: New policy may suppress rapid acquisition
New acquisition guidance release Dec. 30, 2019, is more likely to pump the brakes on rapid acquisition than propel it forward.
-
The state of acquisition is in need of better coordination
There is a dizzying number of new and alternative offices, acquisition authorities, and initiatives to introduce more competition — but they’re not well-coordinated.
-
Will the Space Force control its own destiny?
There remains one major barrier to the Space Force’s ability to shape its future.
-
Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
-
Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
-
Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
-
NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
-
Finding Baghdadi: Why protecting space assets is vital to national security
The head of the United Launch Alliance discusses the changing battlefield and what steps the U.S. should take to prepare for a contested arena in space.
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Iran attack highlights US missile defense vulnerability
The U.S. Army has made air and missile defense a top priority, but is that enough to keep American interests safe?
-
Winning the hypersonic race is a national imperative
In the world of hypersonic weapons, speed and agility are everything. This is where industry comes in.
-
Too many cooks in the DoD: New policy may suppress rapid acquisition
New acquisition guidance release Dec. 30, 2019, is more likely to pump the brakes on rapid acquisition than propel it forward.
-
The state of acquisition is in need of better coordination
There is a dizzying number of new and alternative offices, acquisition authorities, and initiatives to introduce more competition — but they’re not well-coordinated.
-
Will the Space Force control its own destiny?
There remains one major barrier to the Space Force’s ability to shape its future.
-
Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
-
Recent defense M&A reveals shift in industry, national security strategy
How will the United States defense industry remain competitive for its primary customer, the federal government?
-
Trans-Atlantic relations a la Macron could make NATO’s brain death a self-fulfilling prophecy
The troubling part isn’t the fact that the French president continues to highlight the difficulties facing NATO, but rather the way he has chosen to frame them.
-
NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
-
Finding Baghdadi: Why protecting space assets is vital to national security
The head of the United Launch Alliance discusses the changing battlefield and what steps the U.S. should take to prepare for a contested arena in space.
