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The Pentagon’s No. 3 official needs a nomination in June — or else
Lisa Hershman’s time as acting chief management officer may be coming to a close.
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How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
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Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
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America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
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NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
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About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
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How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
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US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
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Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
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Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
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The Pentagon’s No. 3 official needs a nomination in June — or else
Lisa Hershman’s time as acting chief management officer may be coming to a close.
-
How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
-
Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
-
America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
-
NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
-
About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
-
How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
-
US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
-
Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
-
Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
-
The Pentagon’s No. 3 official needs a nomination in June — or else
Lisa Hershman’s time as acting chief management officer may be coming to a close.
-
How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
-
Shangri-La keynote blames global anxiety on US-China tension
Although tension between the United States and China is growing and making others anxious, the world must accept economic and military rise, according to Singapore’s prime minister.
-
America must secure its supply chains against a vulnerability of its own making
If China’s rare earth leverage over the U.S. is one part strategic foresight, it is two parts American strategic miscalculation and shortsightedness.
-
NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
-
About 1,000 US troops will head to Mideast as tensions with Iran grow
Roughly 1,500 U.S. troops consisting of a Patriot missile battalion, intelligence aircraft, engineers and fighter pilots are heading to the Middle East as a “prudent defensive measure” against Iran.
-
How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
-
US to send 1,500 troops to Middle East, say officials
U.S. officials say the Trump administration has notified Congress about a planned deployment to the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran.
-
Estonia signs defense agreement with the US
Estonia has become the last of the Baltic nations to sign a defense agreement with the Pentagon.
-
Disaster aid bill that helps military stalls in immigration debate
Lawmakers are hopeful they can pass a bill that includes hundreds of millions of dollars for badly damaged military posts.
