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AIA’s Fanning: Civil aviation’s nosedive endangers Pentagon supplies
The Pentagon’s shared supply chains with the battered civil aviation side will suffer if Washington doesn’t provide it with aid soon, the Aerospace Industries Association warned Wednesday.
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Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
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Defense industry worries Congress will punt budget deal into 2021
As Congress readies a stopgap spending measure this week, the defense industry is girding for a long-term funding patch that could delay both new procurement programs and needed fiscal certainty into next year.
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Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
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When will the US military return to pre-COVID normal? Probably never, this admiral says
“We’ve learned some things along the way that I don’t want to go back on, right?”
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GOP’s ‘targeted’ stimulus doesn’t include defense dollars
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has introduced and set up a floor vote for a leaner Republican coronavirus relief bill, but it does not contain the billions of dollars the defense industry has sought to diffuse the economic impact of the pandemic.
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The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
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CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
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When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
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US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
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AIA’s Fanning: Civil aviation’s nosedive endangers Pentagon supplies
The Pentagon’s shared supply chains with the battered civil aviation side will suffer if Washington doesn’t provide it with aid soon, the Aerospace Industries Association warned Wednesday.
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Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
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Defense industry worries Congress will punt budget deal into 2021
As Congress readies a stopgap spending measure this week, the defense industry is girding for a long-term funding patch that could delay both new procurement programs and needed fiscal certainty into next year.
-
Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
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When will the US military return to pre-COVID normal? Probably never, this admiral says
“We’ve learned some things along the way that I don’t want to go back on, right?”
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GOP’s ‘targeted’ stimulus doesn’t include defense dollars
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has introduced and set up a floor vote for a leaner Republican coronavirus relief bill, but it does not contain the billions of dollars the defense industry has sought to diffuse the economic impact of the pandemic.
-
The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
-
CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
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US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
-
AIA’s Fanning: Civil aviation’s nosedive endangers Pentagon supplies
The Pentagon’s shared supply chains with the battered civil aviation side will suffer if Washington doesn’t provide it with aid soon, the Aerospace Industries Association warned Wednesday.
-
Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
-
Defense industry worries Congress will punt budget deal into 2021
As Congress readies a stopgap spending measure this week, the defense industry is girding for a long-term funding patch that could delay both new procurement programs and needed fiscal certainty into next year.
-
Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
-
When will the US military return to pre-COVID normal? Probably never, this admiral says
“We’ve learned some things along the way that I don’t want to go back on, right?”
-
GOP’s ‘targeted’ stimulus doesn’t include defense dollars
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has introduced and set up a floor vote for a leaner Republican coronavirus relief bill, but it does not contain the billions of dollars the defense industry has sought to diffuse the economic impact of the pandemic.
-
The defense industry remains in dire straits. Congress must pass another relief package.
The additional costs to respond to COVID-19 were not part of the original contracts the companies are currently performing.
-
CEO of Boeing’s defense wing talks stumbling blocks, from KC-46 to COVID
Leanne Caret came to this interview prepared with 15 minutes worth of opening statements. She had a lot to cover, and a lot to answer for.
-
When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
-
US, South Korea to begin scaled-down military drills amid virus spike
The United States and South Korea will begin their annual joint military exercises this week, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday.
