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Editorial: Cooperating To Cut Reaper Costs
This week in Paris, the NATO nations that operate General Atomics’ Reaper remotely piloted aircraft will gather to share lessons to improve interoperability and reduce cost.
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Editorial: Air-Sea Battle, Jointness & Wargames
The United States has always employed novel operational concepts to overcome what appear to be insurmountable military problems.
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Commentary: Ash Carter’s Dilemma
When Ash Carter takes the oath of office as the US secretary of defense, he will be caught on the horns of an excruciating dilemma.
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Commentary: Set Minimum Qualifications for Acquisition Leadership
After 45 years as a defense acquisition practitioner, policy developer and senior adviser to the US Air Force secretary, I have seen and been involved in numerous studies and other efforts to improve the defense acquisition process.
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ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
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[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
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Video: US Navy MUOS Satellite Launch
The US Navy launched its third satellite in the Mobile User Objective System on Tuesday.
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Commentary: Putting Boots on the Ground
Well into the second decade of the 21st century, the future employment of the US Army remains in doubt.
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Commentary: US Satellite Needs
The 2011 National Security Space Strategy (NSSS) for protecting US space capabilities, passed in 2011, contained various elements, including developing international norms of behavior, building commercial and international coalitions, enhancing the resilience of space capabilities, deterring aggression against critical space systems, and preparing to defeat attacks and operate in a degraded space environment.
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Editorial: Ensure Success of New Frigates
After years of criticism, debate and angst, the US Navy appears to — finally — have embraced the littoral combat ships that will prove to be a critical element of its surface force.
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Editorial: Cooperating To Cut Reaper Costs
This week in Paris, the NATO nations that operate General Atomics’ Reaper remotely piloted aircraft will gather to share lessons to improve interoperability and reduce cost.
-
Editorial: Air-Sea Battle, Jointness & Wargames
The United States has always employed novel operational concepts to overcome what appear to be insurmountable military problems.
-
Commentary: Ash Carter’s Dilemma
When Ash Carter takes the oath of office as the US secretary of defense, he will be caught on the horns of an excruciating dilemma.
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Commentary: Set Minimum Qualifications for Acquisition Leadership
After 45 years as a defense acquisition practitioner, policy developer and senior adviser to the US Air Force secretary, I have seen and been involved in numerous studies and other efforts to improve the defense acquisition process.
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ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
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[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
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Video: US Navy MUOS Satellite Launch
The US Navy launched its third satellite in the Mobile User Objective System on Tuesday.
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Commentary: Putting Boots on the Ground
Well into the second decade of the 21st century, the future employment of the US Army remains in doubt.
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Commentary: US Satellite Needs
The 2011 National Security Space Strategy (NSSS) for protecting US space capabilities, passed in 2011, contained various elements, including developing international norms of behavior, building commercial and international coalitions, enhancing the resilience of space capabilities, deterring aggression against critical space systems, and preparing to defeat attacks and operate in a degraded space environment.
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Editorial: Ensure Success of New Frigates
After years of criticism, debate and angst, the US Navy appears to — finally — have embraced the littoral combat ships that will prove to be a critical element of its surface force.
-
Editorial: Cooperating To Cut Reaper Costs
This week in Paris, the NATO nations that operate General Atomics’ Reaper remotely piloted aircraft will gather to share lessons to improve interoperability and reduce cost.
-
Editorial: Air-Sea Battle, Jointness & Wargames
The United States has always employed novel operational concepts to overcome what appear to be insurmountable military problems.
-
Commentary: Ash Carter’s Dilemma
When Ash Carter takes the oath of office as the US secretary of defense, he will be caught on the horns of an excruciating dilemma.
-
Commentary: Set Minimum Qualifications for Acquisition Leadership
After 45 years as a defense acquisition practitioner, policy developer and senior adviser to the US Air Force secretary, I have seen and been involved in numerous studies and other efforts to improve the defense acquisition process.
-
ULA’s Tory Bruno Takes to Twitter
When Tory Bruno took over as CEO of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) in August, analysts predicted a change in how the launch company did business. But maybe not at this level.
-
[UPDATED] F-35 Flyover Planned for Pro Bowl
Four F-35A conventional take off and landing models, based at Luke AFB, will fly over the University of Phoenix Stadium around 6 PM local time to kick off the game.
-
Video: US Navy MUOS Satellite Launch
The US Navy launched its third satellite in the Mobile User Objective System on Tuesday.
-
Commentary: Putting Boots on the Ground
Well into the second decade of the 21st century, the future employment of the US Army remains in doubt.
-
Commentary: US Satellite Needs
The 2011 National Security Space Strategy (NSSS) for protecting US space capabilities, passed in 2011, contained various elements, including developing international norms of behavior, building commercial and international coalitions, enhancing the resilience of space capabilities, deterring aggression against critical space systems, and preparing to defeat attacks and operate in a degraded space environment.
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Editorial: Ensure Success of New Frigates
After years of criticism, debate and angst, the US Navy appears to — finally — have embraced the littoral combat ships that will prove to be a critical element of its surface force.
