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The time is now to prepare for China conflict, Army leaders say
Wormuth and Flynn provided their analysis on the role the Army has to play in the Indo-Pacific.
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Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
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Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
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US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
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Biden arms deal policy seeks to balance human rights and competition
The Biden administration updated its arms transfer policy as it identifies ways to make the U.S. defense industry more competitive in global weapons deals.
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How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
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US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
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Pentagon small business chief presses to revive innovation fund
The number of small business participating in the American defense-industrial base declined by more than 40% in the past decade.
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US State Department approves sale of HIMARS to Netherlands
The potential sale is worth about $670 million.
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The time is now to prepare for China conflict, Army leaders say
Wormuth and Flynn provided their analysis on the role the Army has to play in the Indo-Pacific.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
-
US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Biden arms deal policy seeks to balance human rights and competition
The Biden administration updated its arms transfer policy as it identifies ways to make the U.S. defense industry more competitive in global weapons deals.
-
How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
-
US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
-
Pentagon small business chief presses to revive innovation fund
The number of small business participating in the American defense-industrial base declined by more than 40% in the past decade.
-
US State Department approves sale of HIMARS to Netherlands
The potential sale is worth about $670 million.
-
The time is now to prepare for China conflict, Army leaders say
Wormuth and Flynn provided their analysis on the role the Army has to play in the Indo-Pacific.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Slow arms deliveries to Taiwan blamed on US production bottlenecks
Total value of delayed sales approaches $19 billion.
-
US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Biden arms deal policy seeks to balance human rights and competition
The Biden administration updated its arms transfer policy as it identifies ways to make the U.S. defense industry more competitive in global weapons deals.
-
How JADC2 is like a high-tech grill, according to one Marine colonel
It’s tricky to define the multibillion-dollar Pentagon initiative aimed at linking up the military’s many forces and data.
-
US Army jam-resistant navigation kit for vehicles passes Pentagon test
MAPS GEN II is designed to ensure troops understand where they are and where they are headed, even in environments where GPS signal is compromised.
-
Pentagon small business chief presses to revive innovation fund
The number of small business participating in the American defense-industrial base declined by more than 40% in the past decade.
-
US State Department approves sale of HIMARS to Netherlands
The potential sale is worth about $670 million.
