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Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
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Missile Defense Review complete, Shanahan says
The review was supposed to be out late last year. It’s still not out, but the document itself is finalized.
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Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
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The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
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Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
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DoD hands out $7.54 billion in year-end contract bonanza
When the fiscal year ends, the Pentagon contracts flow.
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Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
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America’s newest nuclear gravity bomb completes design review
The B61-12 life-extension program is on track for production.
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ULA selects Blue Origin engine to power launch vehicle
Blue Origin beat out Aerojet Rocketdyne in a competition to power ULA’s newest launch vehicle.
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Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
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Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
-
Missile Defense Review complete, Shanahan says
The review was supposed to be out late last year. It’s still not out, but the document itself is finalized.
-
Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
-
The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
-
Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
-
DoD hands out $7.54 billion in year-end contract bonanza
When the fiscal year ends, the Pentagon contracts flow.
-
Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
-
America’s newest nuclear gravity bomb completes design review
The B61-12 life-extension program is on track for production.
-
ULA selects Blue Origin engine to power launch vehicle
Blue Origin beat out Aerojet Rocketdyne in a competition to power ULA’s newest launch vehicle.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
Army readiness shows signs of improvement, but gains could be fleeting
Army readiness went up in the last year due to changes in training, according to the Heritage Foundation.
-
Missile Defense Review complete, Shanahan says
The review was supposed to be out late last year. It’s still not out, but the document itself is finalized.
-
Pentagon breakdown led to industry payments rule being published, Shanahan says
The Pentagon killed a proposed change in how industry gets its cash. So what comes next?
-
The US may not be able to fight two big wars at once
America’s “marginal” military means the U.S. would struggle if forced to take on a second major conflict at the same time, a new report has found.
-
Facing industry pressure, Pentagon backs off contract payment changes
The Pentagon had proposed changing how industry receives its cash flow.
-
DoD hands out $7.54 billion in year-end contract bonanza
When the fiscal year ends, the Pentagon contracts flow.
-
Macedonia takes a big step to becoming NATO’s 30th member
There still remains is a long road ahead for Macedonia before it becomes a full alliance member.
-
America’s newest nuclear gravity bomb completes design review
The B61-12 life-extension program is on track for production.
-
ULA selects Blue Origin engine to power launch vehicle
Blue Origin beat out Aerojet Rocketdyne in a competition to power ULA’s newest launch vehicle.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
