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The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
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Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
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New watchdog report decries ‘revolving door’ between the Pentagon and defense contractors
The Project On Government Oversight is concerned that former officials who join defense contractors will use their influence to win contracts from the services or agencies they recently led.
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America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
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Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
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Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
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Obama rips Trump for ‘political stunt’ sending troops to border
Speaking at a rally for Democratic candidates in Miami, Obama criticized Trump, without mentioning his name.
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Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
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Inhofe offers way for Trump to fund wall, cheers troop deployments to border
Sen. Jim Inhofe framed his new legislation as an alternative to the military paying for the wall.
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National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
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The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
-
Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
-
New watchdog report decries ‘revolving door’ between the Pentagon and defense contractors
The Project On Government Oversight is concerned that former officials who join defense contractors will use their influence to win contracts from the services or agencies they recently led.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
-
Obama rips Trump for ‘political stunt’ sending troops to border
Speaking at a rally for Democratic candidates in Miami, Obama criticized Trump, without mentioning his name.
-
Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Inhofe offers way for Trump to fund wall, cheers troop deployments to border
Sen. Jim Inhofe framed his new legislation as an alternative to the military paying for the wall.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
-
The US brought in $192.3 billion from weapon sales last year, up 13 percent
Sales increased, but are they tied to the Trump administration’s new policy push?
-
Dassault withdraws from Canada’s fighter jet competition
Dassault Aviation had been approved by the Canadian government for a fighter jet competition and intended to offer the Royal Canadian Air Force the Rafale fighter jet.
-
New watchdog report decries ‘revolving door’ between the Pentagon and defense contractors
The Project On Government Oversight is concerned that former officials who join defense contractors will use their influence to win contracts from the services or agencies they recently led.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
Department of Justice forces $30M from Northrop for fraudulent costs
Northrop contractors overcharged the government between 2010 and 2013, the Department of Justice has concluded.
-
Obama rips Trump for ‘political stunt’ sending troops to border
Speaking at a rally for Democratic candidates in Miami, Obama criticized Trump, without mentioning his name.
-
Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Inhofe offers way for Trump to fund wall, cheers troop deployments to border
Sen. Jim Inhofe framed his new legislation as an alternative to the military paying for the wall.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
