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Interview: Raj Shah, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) Leader
The head of DIUx discusses with Defense news the present state of and future plans for his office.
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Interview: Austal shipbuilder pleads for no pause, no slowdown in production
Craig Perciavalle runs one of the most modern shipyards in the U.S., specially designed to produce high-speed, all-aluminum ships. We spoke with him April 5 while he was in Washington.
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Interview: Bob Sheibley on what budget woes mean for future vertical lift
Bob Sheibley is at the helm of both efforts as acting Army project manager for Future Vertical Lift and the Improved Turbine Engine Program.
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Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
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Interview: Aselsan CEO Faik Eken talks Turkey’s indigenous programs, corporate plans
Already listed as Turkey’s largest defense company and steadily rising on Defense News’ Top 100 list of the world’s leading defense companies, Aselsan CEO Faik Eken hopes to see the company in the top 50.
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From the sponsor: The progress and challenges in RPA pilot training
The need for training pilots on unmanned platforms is on a clear upswing, right along with the number of missions that demand support from remotely piloted aircraft. Robert Kiebler, director of international business development at CAE, has witnessed the incredible uptick.
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Interview: Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson’s review on Donald Trump
To outsiders, the relationship between President Donald Trump and the defense industry got off to a rather rocky start. Tweets about programs costs led many to question how he might play particularly with two of the biggest U.S. defense companies, Lockheed Martin and Boeing. But if you ask Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson, it was all…
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Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
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Interview: European Parliament’s Van Orden on EU defense plans weakening NATO
The vice chairman of the European Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament spoke to Defense News about why he feels the formation of an EU-owned defense organization would be a “distraction.”
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Interview: Raj Shah, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) Leader
The head of DIUx discusses with Defense news the present state of and future plans for his office.
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Interview: Austal shipbuilder pleads for no pause, no slowdown in production
Craig Perciavalle runs one of the most modern shipyards in the U.S., specially designed to produce high-speed, all-aluminum ships. We spoke with him April 5 while he was in Washington.
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Interview: Bob Sheibley on what budget woes mean for future vertical lift
Bob Sheibley is at the helm of both efforts as acting Army project manager for Future Vertical Lift and the Improved Turbine Engine Program.
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Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
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Interview: Aselsan CEO Faik Eken talks Turkey’s indigenous programs, corporate plans
Already listed as Turkey’s largest defense company and steadily rising on Defense News’ Top 100 list of the world’s leading defense companies, Aselsan CEO Faik Eken hopes to see the company in the top 50.
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From the sponsor: The progress and challenges in RPA pilot training
The need for training pilots on unmanned platforms is on a clear upswing, right along with the number of missions that demand support from remotely piloted aircraft. Robert Kiebler, director of international business development at CAE, has witnessed the incredible uptick.
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Interview: Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson’s review on Donald Trump
To outsiders, the relationship between President Donald Trump and the defense industry got off to a rather rocky start. Tweets about programs costs led many to question how he might play particularly with two of the biggest U.S. defense companies, Lockheed Martin and Boeing. But if you ask Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson, it was all…
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Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
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Interview: European Parliament’s Van Orden on EU defense plans weakening NATO
The vice chairman of the European Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament spoke to Defense News about why he feels the formation of an EU-owned defense organization would be a “distraction.”
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Interview: Raj Shah, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) Leader
The head of DIUx discusses with Defense news the present state of and future plans for his office.
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Interview: Austal shipbuilder pleads for no pause, no slowdown in production
Craig Perciavalle runs one of the most modern shipyards in the U.S., specially designed to produce high-speed, all-aluminum ships. We spoke with him April 5 while he was in Washington.
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Interview: Bob Sheibley on what budget woes mean for future vertical lift
Bob Sheibley is at the helm of both efforts as acting Army project manager for Future Vertical Lift and the Improved Turbine Engine Program.
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Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
-
Interview: Aselsan CEO Faik Eken talks Turkey’s indigenous programs, corporate plans
Already listed as Turkey’s largest defense company and steadily rising on Defense News’ Top 100 list of the world’s leading defense companies, Aselsan CEO Faik Eken hopes to see the company in the top 50.
-
From the sponsor: The progress and challenges in RPA pilot training
The need for training pilots on unmanned platforms is on a clear upswing, right along with the number of missions that demand support from remotely piloted aircraft. Robert Kiebler, director of international business development at CAE, has witnessed the incredible uptick.
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Interview: Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson’s review on Donald Trump
To outsiders, the relationship between President Donald Trump and the defense industry got off to a rather rocky start. Tweets about programs costs led many to question how he might play particularly with two of the biggest U.S. defense companies, Lockheed Martin and Boeing. But if you ask Lockheed CEO Marillyn Hewson, it was all…
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Interview: DARPA’s Scott Littlefield shares the latest on drones at sea
For the Navy, the potential of unmanned vehicles is recognized, but yet to be fully realized. Scott Littlefield, program manager for the ACTUV program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, spoke to Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro about one vessel designed to complete missions at sea without ever having a human on board.
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Interview: Col. Ross Anderson talks reserve RPA pilots and why they ‘don’t stand alone’
Col. Ross Anderson, the commander of the 926th Wing, spoke to Defense News about the reserves’ role in the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise.
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Interview: European Parliament’s Van Orden on EU defense plans weakening NATO
The vice chairman of the European Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament spoke to Defense News about why he feels the formation of an EU-owned defense organization would be a “distraction.”
