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What’s in—and not in the long-awaited Missile Defense Review?
CSIS Senior Fellow Tom Karako breaks down the contents of the review—and what it didn’t have that some expected.
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SAIC finalizes Engility purchase, so what’s next?
SAIC is no stranger to government shutdowns, as they were spun off during the last major one in 2013. Now, during the longest in American history, they’ve finalized their acquisition of Engility. Get the details from company leadership about what’s next for the defense industry giant.
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Is there a culture gap between the military and big tech?
Find out the answer from Anduril co-founder Trae Stephens, who previously worked in the intelligence community.
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What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
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If the money is there, new and improved F-15s could be coming soon to the Air Force
Whether or not the Air Force buys new and improved F-15 fighters, known as the F-15X, the aircraft won’t be taking money from the F-35 program.
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US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
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Defense News Weekly full episode January 20, 2019
On this edition, we’re at the Surface Navy Association’s annual meeting, looking at the future of the Navy’s surface fleet.
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The Air Force accepts the first KC-46—but there’s a catch
Even though the Air Force is now accepting KC-46 tankers, there’s still a lot of work to be done—and significant financial motivation to do it.
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Tyndall F-22s arrive in Hawaii
F-22s formerly assigned to hurricane-ravaged Tyndall AFB have arrived at JB Hickam in Hawaii.
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CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
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What’s in—and not in the long-awaited Missile Defense Review?
CSIS Senior Fellow Tom Karako breaks down the contents of the review—and what it didn’t have that some expected.
-
SAIC finalizes Engility purchase, so what’s next?
SAIC is no stranger to government shutdowns, as they were spun off during the last major one in 2013. Now, during the longest in American history, they’ve finalized their acquisition of Engility. Get the details from company leadership about what’s next for the defense industry giant.
-
Is there a culture gap between the military and big tech?
Find out the answer from Anduril co-founder Trae Stephens, who previously worked in the intelligence community.
-
What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
-
If the money is there, new and improved F-15s could be coming soon to the Air Force
Whether or not the Air Force buys new and improved F-15 fighters, known as the F-15X, the aircraft won’t be taking money from the F-35 program.
-
US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode January 20, 2019
On this edition, we’re at the Surface Navy Association’s annual meeting, looking at the future of the Navy’s surface fleet.
-
The Air Force accepts the first KC-46—but there’s a catch
Even though the Air Force is now accepting KC-46 tankers, there’s still a lot of work to be done—and significant financial motivation to do it.
-
Tyndall F-22s arrive in Hawaii
F-22s formerly assigned to hurricane-ravaged Tyndall AFB have arrived at JB Hickam in Hawaii.
-
CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
-
What’s in—and not in the long-awaited Missile Defense Review?
CSIS Senior Fellow Tom Karako breaks down the contents of the review—and what it didn’t have that some expected.
-
SAIC finalizes Engility purchase, so what’s next?
SAIC is no stranger to government shutdowns, as they were spun off during the last major one in 2013. Now, during the longest in American history, they’ve finalized their acquisition of Engility. Get the details from company leadership about what’s next for the defense industry giant.
-
Is there a culture gap between the military and big tech?
Find out the answer from Anduril co-founder Trae Stephens, who previously worked in the intelligence community.
-
What does 2019 look like for the U.S. Sixth Fleet?
Vice Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the commander of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, discusses the fleet’s plans for 2019.
-
If the money is there, new and improved F-15s could be coming soon to the Air Force
Whether or not the Air Force buys new and improved F-15 fighters, known as the F-15X, the aircraft won’t be taking money from the F-35 program.
-
US Air Force receives new KC-46 aircraft, an event decades in the making
The Air Force is set to get its first long-delayed Boeing KC-46 Pegasus air-refueling tankers at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas.
-
Defense News Weekly full episode January 20, 2019
On this edition, we’re at the Surface Navy Association’s annual meeting, looking at the future of the Navy’s surface fleet.
-
The Air Force accepts the first KC-46—but there’s a catch
Even though the Air Force is now accepting KC-46 tankers, there’s still a lot of work to be done—and significant financial motivation to do it.
-
Tyndall F-22s arrive in Hawaii
F-22s formerly assigned to hurricane-ravaged Tyndall AFB have arrived at JB Hickam in Hawaii.
-
CH-47F Block II contract could be awarded soon
According to a contract notice, the Army could award a contact soon for 14 improved Chinook heavy lift helicopters.
