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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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L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
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L-3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
He will be succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
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Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
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Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
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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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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.
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L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
-
L-3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
He will be succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
-
Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
-
Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
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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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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.
-
L3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
After more than a decade at the helm, L3 Technologies Chairman and CEO Michael Strianese will retire effective Dec. 31, 2017, succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the new DefenseNews.com
Welcome to our new website – new and improved to make your experience with our content more user-friendly, more dynamic, and more engaging.
-
L-3 CEO Michael Strianese to retire at end of year
He will be succeeded by President and Chief Operating Officer Christopher Kubasik.
-
Japan looks to US to partner on used aircraft resale
As part of Japan’s strategy to expand defense exports, it’s looking to the United States to take part in a cooperation for the resale of used aircraft to Southeast Asia.
-
Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
-
Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
-
Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
-
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…
