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Fixing a Navy in crisis: A conversation with House Seapower Chairman Rep. Rob Wittman
Defense News sat down with Rep. Rob Wittman to discuss the recent spike in accidents in the Japan-based U.S. Navy 7th Fleet.
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Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
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Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
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Interview: Boeing’s Leanne Caret on overcoming competitive hurdles
Amid competitive hurdles, Boeing is looking to streamline. The company’s defense chief shared the thought process.
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Interview: AIA’s Dave Melcher on the benefit of global competition
The defense industry has always been global, but international allies are increasingly looking to cash in more on the opportunity. AIA CEO Dave Melcher spoke about how that focus influences U.S. companies’ approach.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch on juggling Air Force buys
Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch, the Air Force’s top uniformed acquisition officer, spoke to Defense News at the Paris Air Show about the service’s ability to keep programs on track.
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Exclusive interview: The Navy’s surface warfare director talks frigate requirements
The U.S. Navy’s requirements for a new guided-missile frigate hit the street Monday, with a request for information that blew the competition for the new ship design wide open. The Navy’s director of surface warfare sat down with Defense News to discuss what he wants out of a new small surface combatant.
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Interview: Tomasz Szatkowski, Poland’s deputy minister of national defense
“Unfortunately, the historical experience tells us that this is the enduring dynamic. The expansionism has been part of the Russian policy for centuries.”
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Air Force head’s focus on innovation could open path for greater R&D investments
Wilson named restoring innovation, particularly early R&D, as a top priority.
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Interview: Adm. Paul Zukunft demands Coast Guard respect
When the White House proposed a $1 billion cut to the Coast Guard’s budget in a March budget outline, response was swift. The outcry from advocates and lawmakers led President Donald Trump’s budget chief to back pedal, and in the end the fiscal 2018 budget proposal was flat for the service. But what emerged since…
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Fixing a Navy in crisis: A conversation with House Seapower Chairman Rep. Rob Wittman
Defense News sat down with Rep. Rob Wittman to discuss the recent spike in accidents in the Japan-based U.S. Navy 7th Fleet.
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Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
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Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
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Interview: Boeing’s Leanne Caret on overcoming competitive hurdles
Amid competitive hurdles, Boeing is looking to streamline. The company’s defense chief shared the thought process.
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Interview: AIA’s Dave Melcher on the benefit of global competition
The defense industry has always been global, but international allies are increasingly looking to cash in more on the opportunity. AIA CEO Dave Melcher spoke about how that focus influences U.S. companies’ approach.
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Interview: Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch on juggling Air Force buys
Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch, the Air Force’s top uniformed acquisition officer, spoke to Defense News at the Paris Air Show about the service’s ability to keep programs on track.
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Exclusive interview: The Navy’s surface warfare director talks frigate requirements
The U.S. Navy’s requirements for a new guided-missile frigate hit the street Monday, with a request for information that blew the competition for the new ship design wide open. The Navy’s director of surface warfare sat down with Defense News to discuss what he wants out of a new small surface combatant.
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Interview: Tomasz Szatkowski, Poland’s deputy minister of national defense
“Unfortunately, the historical experience tells us that this is the enduring dynamic. The expansionism has been part of the Russian policy for centuries.”
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Air Force head’s focus on innovation could open path for greater R&D investments
Wilson named restoring innovation, particularly early R&D, as a top priority.
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Interview: Adm. Paul Zukunft demands Coast Guard respect
When the White House proposed a $1 billion cut to the Coast Guard’s budget in a March budget outline, response was swift. The outcry from advocates and lawmakers led President Donald Trump’s budget chief to back pedal, and in the end the fiscal 2018 budget proposal was flat for the service. But what emerged since…
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Fixing a Navy in crisis: A conversation with House Seapower Chairman Rep. Rob Wittman
Defense News sat down with Rep. Rob Wittman to discuss the recent spike in accidents in the Japan-based U.S. Navy 7th Fleet.
-
Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
-
Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
-
Interview: Boeing’s Leanne Caret on overcoming competitive hurdles
Amid competitive hurdles, Boeing is looking to streamline. The company’s defense chief shared the thought process.
-
Interview: AIA’s Dave Melcher on the benefit of global competition
The defense industry has always been global, but international allies are increasingly looking to cash in more on the opportunity. AIA CEO Dave Melcher spoke about how that focus influences U.S. companies’ approach.
-
Interview: Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch on juggling Air Force buys
Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch, the Air Force’s top uniformed acquisition officer, spoke to Defense News at the Paris Air Show about the service’s ability to keep programs on track.
-
Exclusive interview: The Navy’s surface warfare director talks frigate requirements
The U.S. Navy’s requirements for a new guided-missile frigate hit the street Monday, with a request for information that blew the competition for the new ship design wide open. The Navy’s director of surface warfare sat down with Defense News to discuss what he wants out of a new small surface combatant.
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Interview: Tomasz Szatkowski, Poland’s deputy minister of national defense
“Unfortunately, the historical experience tells us that this is the enduring dynamic. The expansionism has been part of the Russian policy for centuries.”
-
Air Force head’s focus on innovation could open path for greater R&D investments
Wilson named restoring innovation, particularly early R&D, as a top priority.
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Interview: Adm. Paul Zukunft demands Coast Guard respect
When the White House proposed a $1 billion cut to the Coast Guard’s budget in a March budget outline, response was swift. The outcry from advocates and lawmakers led President Donald Trump’s budget chief to back pedal, and in the end the fiscal 2018 budget proposal was flat for the service. But what emerged since…
