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How L3 will become the 6th prime, in the words of CEO Chris Kubasik
L3’s buying power, President Trump’s tariffs and internal company changes. Defense News goes over all of it with the company’s CEO.
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L3 continues expansion of leadership team
L3 Technologies has appointed a nearly 10-year veteran of Lockheed Martin, to lead business development companywide.
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It’s time to kill JSTARS
Funneling dollars to keep in the air a platform that is essentially suited for missions in two countries, which can be accomplished through other platforms, is by definition government waste.
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NATO’s infatuation: Russia, Russia, Russia!
NATO should avoid anointing more power upon Russia than the country has earned.
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Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
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Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
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Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
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The lasting effect of the Air Force’s closed-lip policy
The policy sends a clear message that when in doubt, keep quiet, and that is a message that will permeate beyond the Air Force to the other services.
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On exec compensation, Sen. Sanders is comparing apples and oranges
These companies are not recruiting from the Defense Department because, quite frankly, the skills needed to run a Fortune 500 company do not reside within the Pentagon.
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Lockheed CEO Hewson defends the company’s role with DoD: ‘We are leading a national asset’
Marillyn Hewson sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview, in which she spoke about the company’s position within the defense industrial complex, and what some regard as outsized influence inside the Pentagon.
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How L3 will become the 6th prime, in the words of CEO Chris Kubasik
L3’s buying power, President Trump’s tariffs and internal company changes. Defense News goes over all of it with the company’s CEO.
-
L3 continues expansion of leadership team
L3 Technologies has appointed a nearly 10-year veteran of Lockheed Martin, to lead business development companywide.
-
It’s time to kill JSTARS
Funneling dollars to keep in the air a platform that is essentially suited for missions in two countries, which can be accomplished through other platforms, is by definition government waste.
-
NATO’s infatuation: Russia, Russia, Russia!
NATO should avoid anointing more power upon Russia than the country has earned.
-
Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
The lasting effect of the Air Force’s closed-lip policy
The policy sends a clear message that when in doubt, keep quiet, and that is a message that will permeate beyond the Air Force to the other services.
-
On exec compensation, Sen. Sanders is comparing apples and oranges
These companies are not recruiting from the Defense Department because, quite frankly, the skills needed to run a Fortune 500 company do not reside within the Pentagon.
-
Lockheed CEO Hewson defends the company’s role with DoD: ‘We are leading a national asset’
Marillyn Hewson sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview, in which she spoke about the company’s position within the defense industrial complex, and what some regard as outsized influence inside the Pentagon.
-
How L3 will become the 6th prime, in the words of CEO Chris Kubasik
L3’s buying power, President Trump’s tariffs and internal company changes. Defense News goes over all of it with the company’s CEO.
-
L3 continues expansion of leadership team
L3 Technologies has appointed a nearly 10-year veteran of Lockheed Martin, to lead business development companywide.
-
It’s time to kill JSTARS
Funneling dollars to keep in the air a platform that is essentially suited for missions in two countries, which can be accomplished through other platforms, is by definition government waste.
-
NATO’s infatuation: Russia, Russia, Russia!
NATO should avoid anointing more power upon Russia than the country has earned.
-
Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
The lasting effect of the Air Force’s closed-lip policy
The policy sends a clear message that when in doubt, keep quiet, and that is a message that will permeate beyond the Air Force to the other services.
-
On exec compensation, Sen. Sanders is comparing apples and oranges
These companies are not recruiting from the Defense Department because, quite frankly, the skills needed to run a Fortune 500 company do not reside within the Pentagon.
-
Lockheed CEO Hewson defends the company’s role with DoD: ‘We are leading a national asset’
Marillyn Hewson sat down with Defense News in an exclusive interview, in which she spoke about the company’s position within the defense industrial complex, and what some regard as outsized influence inside the Pentagon.
