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The decline of the defense industrial base – and what to do about it
Supporters of a strong defense industrial base should view this report as a significant step forward for the U.S. military.
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The president must say no to ‘Fort Trump’ in Poland
Why commit to a permanent presence in Poland and risk inciting nuclear-armed Russia when America has so many other things to worry about?
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Here’s what happens when you present industry with lipstick on a pig
The problem with the proposed contract payment changes is that rewards for good behavior mean very little when programs take an unplanned and unfortunate turn. And since they often do, these changes could leave companies holding the bag.
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So what do you get for $13 billion?
It seems fair to say that $13 billion is a fairly eye-popping number.
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Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
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Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
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The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
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Modernization or death: Heed history’s lessons on the F-35
Modernizing America’s aerial arsenal with advanced capabilities is not an optional activity.
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Commentary: The US Air Force needs a light attack aircraft
The U.S. military needs to procure a light attack aircraft, and end the current practice of using our high-capability, high-cost jet fighters to conduct operations when their capabilities far exceed those required for the missions, the author writes.
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New defense policy a reminder that US is not alone in AI efforts
The new defense policy bill for fiscal year 2019 is a reminder that the United States faces competition from numerous other nations in artificial intelligence.
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The decline of the defense industrial base – and what to do about it
Supporters of a strong defense industrial base should view this report as a significant step forward for the U.S. military.
-
The president must say no to ‘Fort Trump’ in Poland
Why commit to a permanent presence in Poland and risk inciting nuclear-armed Russia when America has so many other things to worry about?
-
Here’s what happens when you present industry with lipstick on a pig
The problem with the proposed contract payment changes is that rewards for good behavior mean very little when programs take an unplanned and unfortunate turn. And since they often do, these changes could leave companies holding the bag.
-
So what do you get for $13 billion?
It seems fair to say that $13 billion is a fairly eye-popping number.
-
Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
-
Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
-
The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
-
Modernization or death: Heed history’s lessons on the F-35
Modernizing America’s aerial arsenal with advanced capabilities is not an optional activity.
-
Commentary: The US Air Force needs a light attack aircraft
The U.S. military needs to procure a light attack aircraft, and end the current practice of using our high-capability, high-cost jet fighters to conduct operations when their capabilities far exceed those required for the missions, the author writes.
-
New defense policy a reminder that US is not alone in AI efforts
The new defense policy bill for fiscal year 2019 is a reminder that the United States faces competition from numerous other nations in artificial intelligence.
-
The decline of the defense industrial base – and what to do about it
Supporters of a strong defense industrial base should view this report as a significant step forward for the U.S. military.
-
The president must say no to ‘Fort Trump’ in Poland
Why commit to a permanent presence in Poland and risk inciting nuclear-armed Russia when America has so many other things to worry about?
-
Here’s what happens when you present industry with lipstick on a pig
The problem with the proposed contract payment changes is that rewards for good behavior mean very little when programs take an unplanned and unfortunate turn. And since they often do, these changes could leave companies holding the bag.
-
So what do you get for $13 billion?
It seems fair to say that $13 billion is a fairly eye-popping number.
-
Despite infighting, here’s how NATO can persevere
Recall that the Soviet Union disintegrated for internal political, not external military reasons.
-
Numbers game: How the Air Force is following the Army and Navy’s bad example
The Air Force is using the Army and Navy playbook and focusing on an end-strength number. That could be catastrophic in the future, warns Susanna Blume of the Center for a New American Security.
-
The services shuffle: Are we done yet?
Have we returned to the days when platform manufacturers were platform manufacturers and services companies were services companies, and everyone stayed in their lane, more or less?
-
Modernization or death: Heed history’s lessons on the F-35
Modernizing America’s aerial arsenal with advanced capabilities is not an optional activity.
-
Commentary: The US Air Force needs a light attack aircraft
The U.S. military needs to procure a light attack aircraft, and end the current practice of using our high-capability, high-cost jet fighters to conduct operations when their capabilities far exceed those required for the missions, the author writes.
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New defense policy a reminder that US is not alone in AI efforts
The new defense policy bill for fiscal year 2019 is a reminder that the United States faces competition from numerous other nations in artificial intelligence.
