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High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
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Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
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Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
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US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
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Russia tests missiles in Baltic Sea, forcing partial closing of sea and airspace
The exercise has force Latvia and Sweden to reroute civilian air and sea traffic to avoid an accident officials fear might escalate to war.
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Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
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Boeing to stand up new divisions, shake up weapons management
Boeing hopes standing up its new divisions will bring greater clarity for customers and employees.
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US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
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CACI backs down, clearing way for General Dynamics to buy CSRA
CACI is backing down after General Dynamics increased its original offer.
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DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
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High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
-
Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
-
US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
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Russia tests missiles in Baltic Sea, forcing partial closing of sea and airspace
The exercise has force Latvia and Sweden to reroute civilian air and sea traffic to avoid an accident officials fear might escalate to war.
-
Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
-
Boeing to stand up new divisions, shake up weapons management
Boeing hopes standing up its new divisions will bring greater clarity for customers and employees.
-
US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
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CACI backs down, clearing way for General Dynamics to buy CSRA
CACI is backing down after General Dynamics increased its original offer.
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DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
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High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
-
Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
-
US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
-
Russia tests missiles in Baltic Sea, forcing partial closing of sea and airspace
The exercise has force Latvia and Sweden to reroute civilian air and sea traffic to avoid an accident officials fear might escalate to war.
-
Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
-
Boeing to stand up new divisions, shake up weapons management
Boeing hopes standing up its new divisions will bring greater clarity for customers and employees.
-
US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
-
CACI backs down, clearing way for General Dynamics to buy CSRA
CACI is backing down after General Dynamics increased its original offer.
-
DoD watchdog: Air Force failed to effectively manage F-22 modernization
Without a clear contracting strategy, the F-22 Program Office has increased the likelihood of delays in the modernization schedule.
