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Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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Portable nuclear reactor project moves forward at Pentagon
The Defense Department wants a portable, small nuclear reactor for use in the field.
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Pentagon modernization in for ‘Terrible ‘20s,’ report warns
“Time and money are no longer on our side; too much of both have been wasted already,” warn the authors of a new American Enterprise Institute report.
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DoD plan will streamline contractor security clearance appeals
Department of Defense components will all be required to use the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals for final appeals on contractor security clearance denials.
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Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
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Top Pentagon research arm combats ‘aggressive’ foreign investors
DARPA seeks domestic investors to move 150 projects into the market — and away from unfriendly governments.
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Army participates in first-of-its-kind cyber exercise
This year, Cyber Quest joined forces with the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment at Fort Benning.
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New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
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In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
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Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
-
Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
-
Portable nuclear reactor project moves forward at Pentagon
The Defense Department wants a portable, small nuclear reactor for use in the field.
-
Pentagon modernization in for ‘Terrible ‘20s,’ report warns
“Time and money are no longer on our side; too much of both have been wasted already,” warn the authors of a new American Enterprise Institute report.
-
DoD plan will streamline contractor security clearance appeals
Department of Defense components will all be required to use the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals for final appeals on contractor security clearance denials.
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Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
-
Top Pentagon research arm combats ‘aggressive’ foreign investors
DARPA seeks domestic investors to move 150 projects into the market — and away from unfriendly governments.
-
Army participates in first-of-its-kind cyber exercise
This year, Cyber Quest joined forces with the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment at Fort Benning.
-
New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
-
In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
-
Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
-
Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
-
Portable nuclear reactor project moves forward at Pentagon
The Defense Department wants a portable, small nuclear reactor for use in the field.
-
Pentagon modernization in for ‘Terrible ‘20s,’ report warns
“Time and money are no longer on our side; too much of both have been wasted already,” warn the authors of a new American Enterprise Institute report.
-
DoD plan will streamline contractor security clearance appeals
Department of Defense components will all be required to use the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals for final appeals on contractor security clearance denials.
-
Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
-
Top Pentagon research arm combats ‘aggressive’ foreign investors
DARPA seeks domestic investors to move 150 projects into the market — and away from unfriendly governments.
-
Army participates in first-of-its-kind cyber exercise
This year, Cyber Quest joined forces with the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment at Fort Benning.
-
New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
-
In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
