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What the Pentagon should (and should not) get in the next stimulus bill
If the Pentagon and primes don’t take care of their suppliers and subcontractors, the defense-industrial base will contract again.
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COVID cash crunch still hurting small defense firms
Cash flow for small defense contractors is continuing to suffer under the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey by the National Defense Industrial Association.
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Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
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Coronavirus pandemic delays key Space Force announcements on logo, basing
We’re all going to have to wait longer to see what members of the Space Force will be called.
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US Army confident any tech schedule slips are recoverable
The Army’s modernization efforts are in question as commanders apply physical distancing measures to protect their soldiers.
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UK defense plans could take major hit from coronavirus fallout
Britain is facing some “distasteful medicine “ in an upcoming defense review, with question marks around money, allies, the industrial base, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned.
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Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
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20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
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Hypersonic weapons aren’t fast enough to avoid coronavirus
The Pentagon is seeing COVID-19 impacts on the supply chain for its future hypersonic weaponry.
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With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
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What the Pentagon should (and should not) get in the next stimulus bill
If the Pentagon and primes don’t take care of their suppliers and subcontractors, the defense-industrial base will contract again.
-
COVID cash crunch still hurting small defense firms
Cash flow for small defense contractors is continuing to suffer under the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey by the National Defense Industrial Association.
-
Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
-
Coronavirus pandemic delays key Space Force announcements on logo, basing
We’re all going to have to wait longer to see what members of the Space Force will be called.
-
US Army confident any tech schedule slips are recoverable
The Army’s modernization efforts are in question as commanders apply physical distancing measures to protect their soldiers.
-
UK defense plans could take major hit from coronavirus fallout
Britain is facing some “distasteful medicine “ in an upcoming defense review, with question marks around money, allies, the industrial base, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
-
Hypersonic weapons aren’t fast enough to avoid coronavirus
The Pentagon is seeing COVID-19 impacts on the supply chain for its future hypersonic weaponry.
-
With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
-
What the Pentagon should (and should not) get in the next stimulus bill
If the Pentagon and primes don’t take care of their suppliers and subcontractors, the defense-industrial base will contract again.
-
COVID cash crunch still hurting small defense firms
Cash flow for small defense contractors is continuing to suffer under the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey by the National Defense Industrial Association.
-
Six ways the US can maximize its strategic benefit from defense spending
How can the United States realize the greatest economic and military benefit from the defense budget in the coming years?
-
Coronavirus pandemic delays key Space Force announcements on logo, basing
We’re all going to have to wait longer to see what members of the Space Force will be called.
-
US Army confident any tech schedule slips are recoverable
The Army’s modernization efforts are in question as commanders apply physical distancing measures to protect their soldiers.
-
UK defense plans could take major hit from coronavirus fallout
Britain is facing some “distasteful medicine “ in an upcoming defense review, with question marks around money, allies, the industrial base, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
20 empty seats: Coronavirus may slow Pentagon’s push to fill vacancies
Of the empty political spots in the Pentagon, 13 have no announced nominee.
-
Hypersonic weapons aren’t fast enough to avoid coronavirus
The Pentagon is seeing COVID-19 impacts on the supply chain for its future hypersonic weaponry.
-
With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
