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Former US Air Force head details decision to cut maintenance budgets in 2013
Eric Fanning was acting secretary of the Air Force when sequestration hit. He lays out the reasons the service cut maintenance funding and whether that is impacting the modern aviation crisis.
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Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
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US makes it cheaper for foreign nations to buy American weapons
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency is dropping the surcharge on foreign weapon sales.
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Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
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Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
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House committee explores ending Strategic Capabilities Office
The future of the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is in doubt.
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Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
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JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
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Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
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Do new Trump arms export rules live up to the hype?
The Trump administration has a new conventional arms export policy, but it is unclear what has actually changed.
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Former US Air Force head details decision to cut maintenance budgets in 2013
Eric Fanning was acting secretary of the Air Force when sequestration hit. He lays out the reasons the service cut maintenance funding and whether that is impacting the modern aviation crisis.
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Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
-
US makes it cheaper for foreign nations to buy American weapons
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency is dropping the surcharge on foreign weapon sales.
-
Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
-
Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
House committee explores ending Strategic Capabilities Office
The future of the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is in doubt.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
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JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
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Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
-
Do new Trump arms export rules live up to the hype?
The Trump administration has a new conventional arms export policy, but it is unclear what has actually changed.
-
Former US Air Force head details decision to cut maintenance budgets in 2013
Eric Fanning was acting secretary of the Air Force when sequestration hit. He lays out the reasons the service cut maintenance funding and whether that is impacting the modern aviation crisis.
-
Two US airmen injured by Chinese lasers in Djibouti, DoD says
The U.S. has issued a diplomatic complaint to China over the incident that “poses a true threat to our airmen.”
-
US makes it cheaper for foreign nations to buy American weapons
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency is dropping the surcharge on foreign weapon sales.
-
Why the Missile Defense Review is taking so long to complete
The Pentagon’s new strategy for missile defense was due months ago. Why hasn’t it come out yet?
-
Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
House committee explores ending Strategic Capabilities Office
The future of the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is in doubt.
-
Shanahan on cost-cutting proposal: ‘It’s not a people issue’
The issue with the Pentagon’s civilian workforce isn’t the people, but the old systems they’ve been saddled with, Shanahan said.
-
JEDI cloud contract ‘fair and open’ competition, Shanahan says
The deputy secretary of defense finds the lack of faith in the Pentagon’s cloud-computing plans disturbing.
-
Pentagon AI center progressing, but hypersonics and lasers may not get same treatment
An AI Center of Excellence is on its way, but hypersonics and directed energy might not get the same treatment.
-
Do new Trump arms export rules live up to the hype?
The Trump administration has a new conventional arms export policy, but it is unclear what has actually changed.
