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Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
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Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
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Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
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Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
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Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
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Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
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Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
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Congress solved acquisition reform. Now we must fix incentives.
The real valley of death is not funding; it’s transitioning.
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Congressional China panel preps proposals to rapidly arm Taiwan
In an exclusive interview, Mike Gallagher previewed some of the Taiwan provisions that his China-focused panel is drafting for inclusion in a defense bill.
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Warren grills Pentagon lawyers on lobbying by former defense officials
Elizabeth Warren grilled Pentagon lawyers over hundreds of former defense and congressional officials who had gone on to lobby for defense contractors.
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Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
-
Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
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Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
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Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
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Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
-
Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
-
Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
-
Congress solved acquisition reform. Now we must fix incentives.
The real valley of death is not funding; it’s transitioning.
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Congressional China panel preps proposals to rapidly arm Taiwan
In an exclusive interview, Mike Gallagher previewed some of the Taiwan provisions that his China-focused panel is drafting for inclusion in a defense bill.
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Warren grills Pentagon lawyers on lobbying by former defense officials
Elizabeth Warren grilled Pentagon lawyers over hundreds of former defense and congressional officials who had gone on to lobby for defense contractors.
-
Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
-
Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
-
Generative AI providing fuel for hackers, DISA Director Skinner says
Generative AI is “one of the most disruptive” technological developments in a “very long, long time,” DISA’s Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said.
-
Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
-
Lockheed eyes new F-35 parts deal, but can it handle wartime demands?
By the end of the year, a new and unusual deal for the F-35 fighter′s spare parts could be in place — one that would upend the current supply model.
-
Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
-
Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
-
Congress solved acquisition reform. Now we must fix incentives.
The real valley of death is not funding; it’s transitioning.
-
Congressional China panel preps proposals to rapidly arm Taiwan
In an exclusive interview, Mike Gallagher previewed some of the Taiwan provisions that his China-focused panel is drafting for inclusion in a defense bill.
-
Warren grills Pentagon lawyers on lobbying by former defense officials
Elizabeth Warren grilled Pentagon lawyers over hundreds of former defense and congressional officials who had gone on to lobby for defense contractors.
