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4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
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A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
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Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
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How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
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US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
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The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
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Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
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Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
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The Air Force wants satellites that grow fast, die young
“We’re not trying to build super exquisite satellites anymore that will last 20 or 25 years on orbit,” Lt. Gen. John Thompson said.
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4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
-
How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
-
US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
-
These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
-
Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
-
The Air Force wants satellites that grow fast, die young
“We’re not trying to build super exquisite satellites anymore that will last 20 or 25 years on orbit,” Lt. Gen. John Thompson said.
-
4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
-
How a $5 part used to modernize nuclear warheads could cost $850 million to fix
Delays to the B61-12 and W88 Alt 370 could cost taxpayers a lot of money, but the National Nuclear Security Administration has a plan.
-
US clears attack helicopters for Thailand, plane defenses for Qatar
The two sales combine to be worth an estimated $486 million for U.S. industry.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Top arms control, weapon sales official leaves US State Department
Andrea Thompson was a notable voice among those arguing that the U.S. should exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
-
These three weapon systems will face delays under a short CR
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has been meeting with congressional leaders to urge them to avoid a continuing resolution. However, that path appears unlikely.
-
Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
-
The Air Force wants satellites that grow fast, die young
“We’re not trying to build super exquisite satellites anymore that will last 20 or 25 years on orbit,” Lt. Gen. John Thompson said.
