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Hyten to issue new joint requirements on handling data
Gen. John Hyten wants to change how the Joint Requirements Oversight Council issues its guidance on data.
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Amidst F-35 to UAE rumors, Esper pledges to support Israeli edge
“A cornerstone of our defense relationship is preserving Israel’s qualitative military edge in the region,” Esper said.
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Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
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Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
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Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
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US Air Force standing up two new simulation facilities
The two locations will include more than 130,000 square feet of new space.
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US Air Force exit from Germany ‘going to take some time,’ top general says
“We’re going to be deliberate about this,” Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said. “We want to make sure we get it right, such that there’s no impact to our ability to deliver the mission while we would be in transition.”
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Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
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Industry could wait months for COVID reimbursements from Pentagon
Expect it to be five or six months before industry sees funds through Sec. 3610 of the CARES act, per Ellen Lord.
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Trump administration sends mixed signals on nuclear weapons budgeting
Defense hawks in Congress are pushing a contentious plan to give the Pentagon a stronger hand in crafting nuclear weapons budgets, but the Trump administration has been sending mixed signals over recent weeks.
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Hyten to issue new joint requirements on handling data
Gen. John Hyten wants to change how the Joint Requirements Oversight Council issues its guidance on data.
-
Amidst F-35 to UAE rumors, Esper pledges to support Israeli edge
“A cornerstone of our defense relationship is preserving Israel’s qualitative military edge in the region,” Esper said.
-
Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
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Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
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Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
-
US Air Force standing up two new simulation facilities
The two locations will include more than 130,000 square feet of new space.
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US Air Force exit from Germany ‘going to take some time,’ top general says
“We’re going to be deliberate about this,” Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said. “We want to make sure we get it right, such that there’s no impact to our ability to deliver the mission while we would be in transition.”
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Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
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Industry could wait months for COVID reimbursements from Pentagon
Expect it to be five or six months before industry sees funds through Sec. 3610 of the CARES act, per Ellen Lord.
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Trump administration sends mixed signals on nuclear weapons budgeting
Defense hawks in Congress are pushing a contentious plan to give the Pentagon a stronger hand in crafting nuclear weapons budgets, but the Trump administration has been sending mixed signals over recent weeks.
-
Hyten to issue new joint requirements on handling data
Gen. John Hyten wants to change how the Joint Requirements Oversight Council issues its guidance on data.
-
Amidst F-35 to UAE rumors, Esper pledges to support Israeli edge
“A cornerstone of our defense relationship is preserving Israel’s qualitative military edge in the region,” Esper said.
-
Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
-
Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
-
Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
-
US Air Force standing up two new simulation facilities
The two locations will include more than 130,000 square feet of new space.
-
US Air Force exit from Germany ‘going to take some time,’ top general says
“We’re going to be deliberate about this,” Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said. “We want to make sure we get it right, such that there’s no impact to our ability to deliver the mission while we would be in transition.”
-
Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
-
Industry could wait months for COVID reimbursements from Pentagon
Expect it to be five or six months before industry sees funds through Sec. 3610 of the CARES act, per Ellen Lord.
-
Trump administration sends mixed signals on nuclear weapons budgeting
Defense hawks in Congress are pushing a contentious plan to give the Pentagon a stronger hand in crafting nuclear weapons budgets, but the Trump administration has been sending mixed signals over recent weeks.
