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Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
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DoD asks Congress for a two-sub Columbia-class buy
The Pentagon is asking Congress for authority to buy two of its new Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines, a mega-deal worth as much as $17.7 billion.
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Boeing monitoring Apache international supply chain
Production lines in India and South Korea are being closely tracked by Boeing officials.
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Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
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Esper: Flat budget could speed cutting of legacy programs
“We have a lot of legacy programs out there right now. I could pick dozens out from all branches of the services. So that is where I would start,” the defense secretary says.
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The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
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NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
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‘Maximum pressure’ on China is no solution to a pandemic
While China hawks tend to avoid explicit calls for war, their determination to brand Beijing the “largest state sponsor of pandemics” and punish it accordingly must be seen for the risky and probably futile tactic it is.
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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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Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
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Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
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DoD asks Congress for a two-sub Columbia-class buy
The Pentagon is asking Congress for authority to buy two of its new Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines, a mega-deal worth as much as $17.7 billion.
-
Boeing monitoring Apache international supply chain
Production lines in India and South Korea are being closely tracked by Boeing officials.
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Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
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Esper: Flat budget could speed cutting of legacy programs
“We have a lot of legacy programs out there right now. I could pick dozens out from all branches of the services. So that is where I would start,” the defense secretary says.
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The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
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NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
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‘Maximum pressure’ on China is no solution to a pandemic
While China hawks tend to avoid explicit calls for war, their determination to brand Beijing the “largest state sponsor of pandemics” and punish it accordingly must be seen for the risky and probably futile tactic it is.
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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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Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
-
Jennifer Santos, Pentagon industrial policy chief, exiting role
Santos has served as the point person for the Pentagon’s COVID-19 industrial response.
-
DoD asks Congress for a two-sub Columbia-class buy
The Pentagon is asking Congress for authority to buy two of its new Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines, a mega-deal worth as much as $17.7 billion.
-
Boeing monitoring Apache international supply chain
Production lines in India and South Korea are being closely tracked by Boeing officials.
-
Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
-
Esper: Flat budget could speed cutting of legacy programs
“We have a lot of legacy programs out there right now. I could pick dozens out from all branches of the services. So that is where I would start,” the defense secretary says.
-
The defense industry needs new entrants, and a supportive government during crises
If we see the same old story of the government claiming to support small businesses but prioritizing old incumbents, investment dollars will disappear.
-
NDIA’s Wesley Hallman on a liability shield and other defense priorities for the next stimulus
Retired Air Force Col. Wesley Hallman is NDIA’s senior vice president of policy, spoke with Defense News about NDIA’s priorities as Congress mulls what to do after its third coronavirus response bill,
-
‘Maximum pressure’ on China is no solution to a pandemic
While China hawks tend to avoid explicit calls for war, their determination to brand Beijing the “largest state sponsor of pandemics” and punish it accordingly must be seen for the risky and probably futile tactic it is.
-
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.
-
Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
