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Bell Helicopter Makes Innovation Top Priority
Robert Hastings, executive vice president and chief of staff at Bell Helicopter, in an interview with Defense News, talks about how the Pentagon’s priority to be innovative mirrors the company’s own business strategy: to stay ahead of the curve as it looks to improve helicopters in the US military’s inventory and design a future vertical…
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Harris CEO Bill Brown on a Very Good Year
In February 2015, when Harris first announced its plans to acquire fellow defense company Exelis, CEO Bill Brown called the deal transformational. Nearly 16 months after the deal close, it’s fair to say that’s true.
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Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
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Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
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New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
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Interview: Eviatar Matania, Head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate
At an unmarked suburban office building in north Tel Aviv, Eviatar Matania sat down with Defense News to discuss national cyber strategy.
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State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
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Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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Wormuth to Leave Pentagon in June
Christine Wormuth, undersecretary of defense for policy, will leave the Pentagon in June, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday.
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Bell Helicopter Makes Innovation Top Priority
Robert Hastings, executive vice president and chief of staff at Bell Helicopter, in an interview with Defense News, talks about how the Pentagon’s priority to be innovative mirrors the company’s own business strategy: to stay ahead of the curve as it looks to improve helicopters in the US military’s inventory and design a future vertical…
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Harris CEO Bill Brown on a Very Good Year
In February 2015, when Harris first announced its plans to acquire fellow defense company Exelis, CEO Bill Brown called the deal transformational. Nearly 16 months after the deal close, it’s fair to say that’s true.
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Hyten Nominated as Next STRATCOM Head
Hyten is currently head of US Air Force Space Command.
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Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
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Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
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New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
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Interview: Eviatar Matania, Head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate
At an unmarked suburban office building in north Tel Aviv, Eviatar Matania sat down with Defense News to discuss national cyber strategy.
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State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
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Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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Wormuth to Leave Pentagon in June
Christine Wormuth, undersecretary of defense for policy, will leave the Pentagon in June, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday.
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Bell Helicopter Makes Innovation Top Priority
Robert Hastings, executive vice president and chief of staff at Bell Helicopter, in an interview with Defense News, talks about how the Pentagon’s priority to be innovative mirrors the company’s own business strategy: to stay ahead of the curve as it looks to improve helicopters in the US military’s inventory and design a future vertical…
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Harris CEO Bill Brown on a Very Good Year
In February 2015, when Harris first announced its plans to acquire fellow defense company Exelis, CEO Bill Brown called the deal transformational. Nearly 16 months after the deal close, it’s fair to say that’s true.
-
Hyten Nominated as Next STRATCOM Head
Hyten is currently head of US Air Force Space Command.
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Tensions Heightened: Ukraine takes on Russia
To Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine ambassador to the US, Russia’s tactics in Crimea are not occupation. They’re acts of war.
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Selva Wants Broad Analysis of Innovation Efforts
DoD has yet to take a wide ‘lessons learned’ look at innovation efforts.
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New British Defense Procurement Minister Named
The identity of the new procurement minister was revealed earlier today in a tweet saying she was “heading for my first day at defence headquarters as minister for defence procurement.”
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Interview: Eviatar Matania, Head of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate
At an unmarked suburban office building in north Tel Aviv, Eviatar Matania sat down with Defense News to discuss national cyber strategy.
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State Department’s Gottemoeller Named Deputy at NATO
Rose Gottemoller, the State Department’s head on military issues. has been named the number two official at NATO.
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Senate Confirms Eric Fanning, First Openly Gay Service Secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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Wormuth to Leave Pentagon in June
Christine Wormuth, undersecretary of defense for policy, will leave the Pentagon in June, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced Friday.
