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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
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Pentagon restarts 16 advisory boards after 7-month pause
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has agreed to restart 16 defense advisory boards, after halting activity by all the panels in February and essentially purging a number of members who were appointed in the final days of the Trump administration.
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House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
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The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
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US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
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Military cyber operators will soon have a new tool to deliver virtual fires
The services plan to sunset their separate firing platforms to more tightly link their efforts in cyberspace under one, common tool.
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IT leader: New DoD enterprise cloud contract remains on schedule
The Pentagon is following a quicker timeline to award the cloud contract after the preceding project, the JEDI cloud, was delayed several years and then abandoned.
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Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
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General: Key components missing to bring JADC2 to contested battlefields
The Defense Department needs industry to build resilient tools that can survive in contested environments.
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Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Pentagon restarts 16 advisory boards after 7-month pause
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has agreed to restart 16 defense advisory boards, after halting activity by all the panels in February and essentially purging a number of members who were appointed in the final days of the Trump administration.
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House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
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The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
-
US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
-
Military cyber operators will soon have a new tool to deliver virtual fires
The services plan to sunset their separate firing platforms to more tightly link their efforts in cyberspace under one, common tool.
-
IT leader: New DoD enterprise cloud contract remains on schedule
The Pentagon is following a quicker timeline to award the cloud contract after the preceding project, the JEDI cloud, was delayed several years and then abandoned.
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Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
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General: Key components missing to bring JADC2 to contested battlefields
The Defense Department needs industry to build resilient tools that can survive in contested environments.
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Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Pentagon restarts 16 advisory boards after 7-month pause
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has agreed to restart 16 defense advisory boards, after halting activity by all the panels in February and essentially purging a number of members who were appointed in the final days of the Trump administration.
-
House committee fears gap in industrial capability to power laser weapons
After Northrop Grumman exited the U.S. Army’s Directed Energy Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense system program due to problems with the power and thermal management system, Congress wants the Pentagon to provide more information on the industrial base needed to power laser weapons.
-
The Goldilocks principle: Getting rapid contracting ‘just right’
The Pentagon must avoid bringing about “FAR creep,” whereby the incorporation of more regulations could scare away innovative new entrants to the defense market.
-
US Navy tests second-stage rocket motor for hypersonic weapon
The event is another step toward the fielding of a Navy and Army co-designed common hypersonic missile.
-
Military cyber operators will soon have a new tool to deliver virtual fires
The services plan to sunset their separate firing platforms to more tightly link their efforts in cyberspace under one, common tool.
-
IT leader: New DoD enterprise cloud contract remains on schedule
The Pentagon is following a quicker timeline to award the cloud contract after the preceding project, the JEDI cloud, was delayed several years and then abandoned.
-
Lockheed: New missile defense system upgrades will produce more comprehensive battlefield picture
New upgrades are afoot for the Command Control Battle Management and Communications system linking missile defense capability globally.
-
General: Key components missing to bring JADC2 to contested battlefields
The Defense Department needs industry to build resilient tools that can survive in contested environments.
-
Missile Defense Agency director wants less complex, more mobile Aegis Ashore
After problems in Poland and the need for more survivable missile defense systems, the idea of a more transportable Aegis Ashore system could be back on the table.
