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Senate’s NDAA markup is two weeks away. How will the pandemic change things?
The Senate Armed Services Committee will mark up its annual defense policy bill the week of June 8, mostly in closed session, its leaders announced.
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Will defense budgets remain ‘sticky’ after the COVID-19 pandemic?
Congress’ unprecedented fiscal response to COVID-19 has many in the defense community wondering whether belt tightening will hit the Pentagon.
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CAE’s quarterly income takes beating from COVID-19
Travel restrictions and closures related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic hit CAE’s civil training and defense segments. But said the company CEO: “I think we have seen the bottom and we [are] starting to see the recovery.”
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French defense industry plays catch-up as lockdown partially lifts
As France slowly emerges from an almost complete industry shutdown, defense company executives are considering their next steps.
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COVID-19 is probably going to put a dent in military manpower
Slowed accessions could put a dent in end strength, despite efforts to retain more troops.
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House progressives demand Pentagon cuts, citing pandemic
More than two dozen Democrats are demanding that House Armed Services Committee leaders cut defense spending in the 2021 defense policy bill, citing the coronavirus pandemic.
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Russia scales down war games amid pandemic
Russia’s foreign minister said Tuesday that Moscow has scaled down its military drills amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Our nation’s defense supply chain imperative
This most recent crisis has re-exposed weaknesses in our defense industrial base – highlighting the need to significantly bolster the nation’s vital supply chain, says L3Harris CEO Bill Brown.
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Pentagon legislation aims to end dependence on China for rare earth minerals
The Pentagon has proposed legislation that aims to end reliance on China for rare earth minerals used in the manufacturing of missiles and munitions, hypersonic weapons and radiation hardened electronics, by making targeted investments.
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Citing TransDigm, DoD seeks new acquisition powers, and trade groups oppose
Four defense industry trade associations “strongly oppose” a handful of Pentagon-backed procurement reform proposals that they say would harm the defense industrial base, and they’re asking Congress to reject them.
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Senate’s NDAA markup is two weeks away. How will the pandemic change things?
The Senate Armed Services Committee will mark up its annual defense policy bill the week of June 8, mostly in closed session, its leaders announced.
-
Will defense budgets remain ‘sticky’ after the COVID-19 pandemic?
Congress’ unprecedented fiscal response to COVID-19 has many in the defense community wondering whether belt tightening will hit the Pentagon.
-
CAE’s quarterly income takes beating from COVID-19
Travel restrictions and closures related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic hit CAE’s civil training and defense segments. But said the company CEO: “I think we have seen the bottom and we [are] starting to see the recovery.”
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French defense industry plays catch-up as lockdown partially lifts
As France slowly emerges from an almost complete industry shutdown, defense company executives are considering their next steps.
-
COVID-19 is probably going to put a dent in military manpower
Slowed accessions could put a dent in end strength, despite efforts to retain more troops.
-
House progressives demand Pentagon cuts, citing pandemic
More than two dozen Democrats are demanding that House Armed Services Committee leaders cut defense spending in the 2021 defense policy bill, citing the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Russia scales down war games amid pandemic
Russia’s foreign minister said Tuesday that Moscow has scaled down its military drills amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Our nation’s defense supply chain imperative
This most recent crisis has re-exposed weaknesses in our defense industrial base – highlighting the need to significantly bolster the nation’s vital supply chain, says L3Harris CEO Bill Brown.
-
Pentagon legislation aims to end dependence on China for rare earth minerals
The Pentagon has proposed legislation that aims to end reliance on China for rare earth minerals used in the manufacturing of missiles and munitions, hypersonic weapons and radiation hardened electronics, by making targeted investments.
-
Citing TransDigm, DoD seeks new acquisition powers, and trade groups oppose
Four defense industry trade associations “strongly oppose” a handful of Pentagon-backed procurement reform proposals that they say would harm the defense industrial base, and they’re asking Congress to reject them.
-
Senate’s NDAA markup is two weeks away. How will the pandemic change things?
The Senate Armed Services Committee will mark up its annual defense policy bill the week of June 8, mostly in closed session, its leaders announced.
-
Will defense budgets remain ‘sticky’ after the COVID-19 pandemic?
Congress’ unprecedented fiscal response to COVID-19 has many in the defense community wondering whether belt tightening will hit the Pentagon.
-
CAE’s quarterly income takes beating from COVID-19
Travel restrictions and closures related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic hit CAE’s civil training and defense segments. But said the company CEO: “I think we have seen the bottom and we [are] starting to see the recovery.”
-
French defense industry plays catch-up as lockdown partially lifts
As France slowly emerges from an almost complete industry shutdown, defense company executives are considering their next steps.
-
COVID-19 is probably going to put a dent in military manpower
Slowed accessions could put a dent in end strength, despite efforts to retain more troops.
-
House progressives demand Pentagon cuts, citing pandemic
More than two dozen Democrats are demanding that House Armed Services Committee leaders cut defense spending in the 2021 defense policy bill, citing the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Russia scales down war games amid pandemic
Russia’s foreign minister said Tuesday that Moscow has scaled down its military drills amid the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Our nation’s defense supply chain imperative
This most recent crisis has re-exposed weaknesses in our defense industrial base – highlighting the need to significantly bolster the nation’s vital supply chain, says L3Harris CEO Bill Brown.
-
Pentagon legislation aims to end dependence on China for rare earth minerals
The Pentagon has proposed legislation that aims to end reliance on China for rare earth minerals used in the manufacturing of missiles and munitions, hypersonic weapons and radiation hardened electronics, by making targeted investments.
-
Citing TransDigm, DoD seeks new acquisition powers, and trade groups oppose
Four defense industry trade associations “strongly oppose” a handful of Pentagon-backed procurement reform proposals that they say would harm the defense industrial base, and they’re asking Congress to reject them.
