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Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
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US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
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3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
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Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
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US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
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Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
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With US Army poised to choose an engine design for its helos in early 2019, GE weighs its chances
Defense News chats with members of the GE team vying for a U.S. Army contract to provide a new engine for existing helos and future aircraft.
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Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
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US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
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3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
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Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
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US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
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Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
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With US Army poised to choose an engine design for its helos in early 2019, GE weighs its chances
Defense News chats with members of the GE team vying for a U.S. Army contract to provide a new engine for existing helos and future aircraft.
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Rostec exec on how Russia’s top defense firm is adapting to a ‘rapidly changing world’
Defense News sat down with Victor Kladov, Rostec’s director for international cooperation and regional policy, to discuss cooperation with China, U.S. sanctions and how the company plans to compete in the years ahead.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
US Air Force chief on the F-35 ‘quarterback,’ new and improved F-15, and future of light attack
To Gen. David Goldfein, if adversaries ever see an F-35, they should know the jet isn’t alone, and that network of systems is “about to wreak havoc, and there’s nothing they can do about it.”
-
3 questions about the notion of an ‘Arab NATO’
An “Arab NATO” is as ambitious as it may be far-fetched — acknowledging common interests, but not the tensions that permeate the region.
-
Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
-
Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
-
Secretary Mark Esper talks US Army renaissance, moving fast and prepping for oversight hawks
The Army has a spotty history when it comes to large acquisition programs. Its secretary even referred to the Future Combat Systems and Comanche helo in the context of grand failures. But more than a year into his tenure, the Army is on track for transformation.
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US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
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Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
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With US Army poised to choose an engine design for its helos in early 2019, GE weighs its chances
Defense News chats with members of the GE team vying for a U.S. Army contract to provide a new engine for existing helos and future aircraft.
