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COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
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F-35 deliveries could slow down, as COVID-19 jolts Lockheed’s supply chain
Lockheed’s aeronautics business, especially the F-35 program, is facing potential delays.
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Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
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COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
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Pentagon bracing for three-month slowdown on major defense equipment
The Pentagon also expects to spend “billions” of dollars in paying back industry for costs incurred by the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Boeing set to reopen major military helicopter production hub for H-47 and MH-139
With this, all of Boeing’s military aircraft production lines will be up and running.
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Spirit AeroSystems bringing back some furloughed workers
Boeing is Spirit AeroSystem’s biggest customer, and the impact of furloughed workers has created ripples across the supply chain.
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How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
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Major maritime exercise in the Baltic region could be scaled back over COVID-19
“With each passing second of the day we are taking a look at each and every one of our activities to make sure that we can potentially preserver as many as possible.”
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US Air Force starts 3D printing medical protective gear amid worldwide shortage
The Air Force hopes to cut down demand for protective gear by making its own.
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COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
F-35 deliveries could slow down, as COVID-19 jolts Lockheed’s supply chain
Lockheed’s aeronautics business, especially the F-35 program, is facing potential delays.
-
Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
-
COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
-
Pentagon bracing for three-month slowdown on major defense equipment
The Pentagon also expects to spend “billions” of dollars in paying back industry for costs incurred by the COVID-19 outbreak.
-
Boeing set to reopen major military helicopter production hub for H-47 and MH-139
With this, all of Boeing’s military aircraft production lines will be up and running.
-
Spirit AeroSystems bringing back some furloughed workers
Boeing is Spirit AeroSystem’s biggest customer, and the impact of furloughed workers has created ripples across the supply chain.
-
How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
-
Major maritime exercise in the Baltic region could be scaled back over COVID-19
“With each passing second of the day we are taking a look at each and every one of our activities to make sure that we can potentially preserver as many as possible.”
-
US Air Force starts 3D printing medical protective gear amid worldwide shortage
The Air Force hopes to cut down demand for protective gear by making its own.
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
F-35 deliveries could slow down, as COVID-19 jolts Lockheed’s supply chain
Lockheed’s aeronautics business, especially the F-35 program, is facing potential delays.
-
Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
-
COVID closed Mexican factories that supply US defense industry. The Pentagon wants them opened.
Factory closures in Mexico due to the coronavirus pandemic are hurting U.S. defense firms, and the Pentagon is urging America’s neighbor to the south to reopen vital suppliers.
-
Pentagon bracing for three-month slowdown on major defense equipment
The Pentagon also expects to spend “billions” of dollars in paying back industry for costs incurred by the COVID-19 outbreak.
-
Boeing set to reopen major military helicopter production hub for H-47 and MH-139
With this, all of Boeing’s military aircraft production lines will be up and running.
-
Spirit AeroSystems bringing back some furloughed workers
Boeing is Spirit AeroSystem’s biggest customer, and the impact of furloughed workers has created ripples across the supply chain.
-
How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
-
Major maritime exercise in the Baltic region could be scaled back over COVID-19
“With each passing second of the day we are taking a look at each and every one of our activities to make sure that we can potentially preserver as many as possible.”
-
US Air Force starts 3D printing medical protective gear amid worldwide shortage
The Air Force hopes to cut down demand for protective gear by making its own.
