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Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
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Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
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Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
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AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
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The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
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Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
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How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
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Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
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Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
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Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
-
Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
-
Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
-
AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
-
The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
-
Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
-
Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
-
Follow the LMP road: Modernizing US Army logistics
The U.S. Army’s route toward modernizing its logistics has been serpentine with hills and valleys. Nevertheless, it has been a road forged with soldier readiness in mind.
-
Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
-
AFSC: The readiness engine for the US Air Force
Maintaining a healthy organic industrial base is challenging. Today’s evolving war-fighting concepts demand a fundamental change to the logistics environment.
-
The use of incentives in performance-based logistics
Military readiness and cost savings depend on the U.S. government’s rethinking of its defense contract strategy.
-
Why the US Air Force should choose the A-29 in the light-attack experiment
The U.S. Air Force needs an OA-X light-attack aircraft that will provide our war fighters the combat air cover they need, but at a lower cost.
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
Commentary: The KC-46 is a capability America depends on in any universe
The Air Force’s new tanker is key to America’s global reach.
