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US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
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Defense industry shutdowns trend upward, but Lord is monitoring cash flow
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, sees reasons for tentative optimism in the number of defense-industrial facilities that have reopened.
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Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
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Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
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Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
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Pentagon releases request for proposals on Next Generation Interceptor
Two companies will compete for the right to build the NGI.
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The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
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Five F-35 issues have been downgraded, but they remain unsolved
Five of the 13 major technical issues first revealed by Defense News have been downgraded in the last year.
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Retired Army general, Fox guest Tata reportedly tapped to be Pentagon policy head
Anthony Tata has been a public supporter of Trump’s handling of military issues.
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20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
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US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
-
Defense industry shutdowns trend upward, but Lord is monitoring cash flow
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, sees reasons for tentative optimism in the number of defense-industrial facilities that have reopened.
-
Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
-
Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
-
Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Pentagon releases request for proposals on Next Generation Interceptor
Two companies will compete for the right to build the NGI.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
-
Five F-35 issues have been downgraded, but they remain unsolved
Five of the 13 major technical issues first revealed by Defense News have been downgraded in the last year.
-
Retired Army general, Fox guest Tata reportedly tapped to be Pentagon policy head
Anthony Tata has been a public supporter of Trump’s handling of military issues.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
-
US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
-
Defense industry shutdowns trend upward, but Lord is monitoring cash flow
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, sees reasons for tentative optimism in the number of defense-industrial facilities that have reopened.
-
Senate committee planning Ligado hearing on GPS interference
The hearing, which could come as soon as next week, would give defense leaders a public platform to push back on an FCC decision the department says will harm GPS.
-
Senators blast Esper’s ‘dysfunctional decision-making’ on coronavirus
Esper has “often prioritized readiness at the expense of the health of servicemembers and their families,” the senators wrote.
-
Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Pentagon releases request for proposals on Next Generation Interceptor
Two companies will compete for the right to build the NGI.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
-
Five F-35 issues have been downgraded, but they remain unsolved
Five of the 13 major technical issues first revealed by Defense News have been downgraded in the last year.
-
Retired Army general, Fox guest Tata reportedly tapped to be Pentagon policy head
Anthony Tata has been a public supporter of Trump’s handling of military issues.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
