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Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
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Defense Innovation Unit chief on keeping the office relevant
Michael Brown discusses how the pandemic impacted DIU and what the future of the organization looks like.
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5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
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Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
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3 questions with the US Army’s Synthetic Training Environment lead
Defense News spoke with Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is the lead for the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment, on how it’s meeting the challenge of bringing effective virtual training tools to the force.
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Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
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6 questions with the US Army’s enterprise IT boss
The U.S. Army’s PEO EIS is about to kick off its Enterprise-IT-as-a-service effort and recently announced it is reorganizing.
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5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
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3 questions with Bruce Jette, the US Army’s acquisition chief
The service’s acquisition chief talks Project Convergence and the pursuit of new programs.
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Top exec of UAE’s Edge talks Israeli cooperation, IDEX preparations
Defense News spoke with the CEO and managing director of Edge, Faisal Al Bannai, about how his organization has handled itself through thick and thin, and what it has planned for the future.
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Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
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Defense Innovation Unit chief on keeping the office relevant
Michael Brown discusses how the pandemic impacted DIU and what the future of the organization looks like.
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5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
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Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
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3 questions with the US Army’s Synthetic Training Environment lead
Defense News spoke with Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is the lead for the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment, on how it’s meeting the challenge of bringing effective virtual training tools to the force.
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Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
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6 questions with the US Army’s enterprise IT boss
The U.S. Army’s PEO EIS is about to kick off its Enterprise-IT-as-a-service effort and recently announced it is reorganizing.
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5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
-
3 questions with Bruce Jette, the US Army’s acquisition chief
The service’s acquisition chief talks Project Convergence and the pursuit of new programs.
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Top exec of UAE’s Edge talks Israeli cooperation, IDEX preparations
Defense News spoke with the CEO and managing director of Edge, Faisal Al Bannai, about how his organization has handled itself through thick and thin, and what it has planned for the future.
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Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
-
Defense Innovation Unit chief on keeping the office relevant
Michael Brown discusses how the pandemic impacted DIU and what the future of the organization looks like.
-
5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
-
Canadian defense minister talks fighter competition and geopolitics
Is Canada’s foreign policy approach overly passive? Is its defense budget able to keep up with global threats? Defense News asked Harjit Sajjan about these topics and more.
-
3 questions with the US Army’s Synthetic Training Environment lead
Defense News spoke with Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is the lead for the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment, on how it’s meeting the challenge of bringing effective virtual training tools to the force.
-
Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
Hypersonics, lasers and missile interceptors are among the projects that America and Israel may work on as a team.
-
6 questions with the US Army’s enterprise IT boss
The U.S. Army’s PEO EIS is about to kick off its Enterprise-IT-as-a-service effort and recently announced it is reorganizing.
-
5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
-
3 questions with Bruce Jette, the US Army’s acquisition chief
The service’s acquisition chief talks Project Convergence and the pursuit of new programs.
-
Top exec of UAE’s Edge talks Israeli cooperation, IDEX preparations
Defense News spoke with the CEO and managing director of Edge, Faisal Al Bannai, about how his organization has handled itself through thick and thin, and what it has planned for the future.
