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Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
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Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
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How is the global defense industry performing? 3 takeaways from a key report on revenue
American industry still dwarfs other nations in revenue, but there are surprising developments in Europe.
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Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
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Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
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Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
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Which US aerospace and defense sectors excelled in 2017?
Despite a decrease from 2016’s record-high aerospace and defense export numbers, the American industry maintained its title as the world’s largest exporter.
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Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
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Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
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NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
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Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
-
Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
-
How is the global defense industry performing? 3 takeaways from a key report on revenue
American industry still dwarfs other nations in revenue, but there are surprising developments in Europe.
-
Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
-
Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
-
Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
-
Which US aerospace and defense sectors excelled in 2017?
Despite a decrease from 2016’s record-high aerospace and defense export numbers, the American industry maintained its title as the world’s largest exporter.
-
Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
-
Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
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NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
-
Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
-
Promoting American industry, robust security partnerships at Farnborough
The United States is stronger and safer when our allies and partners realize improved interoperability with our forces by operating common platforms of American-made defense equipment.
-
How is the global defense industry performing? 3 takeaways from a key report on revenue
American industry still dwarfs other nations in revenue, but there are surprising developments in Europe.
-
Trump advances ‘Buy American’ arms sales plans
The U.S. State Department is rolling out its plan to implement President Trump’s weapons export push.
-
Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
-
Why the Army picked Austin for Futures Command
The Army picks Austin, Texas, for its four-star command in the hopes it will help change the service’s culture to be more innovative, rapid and technologically disruptive.
-
Which US aerospace and defense sectors excelled in 2017?
Despite a decrease from 2016’s record-high aerospace and defense export numbers, the American industry maintained its title as the world’s largest exporter.
-
Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
-
Cyber ambiguity: NATO’s digital defense in doubt amid unstable alliances
The very future of NATO’s cyber strategy is left intentionally murky.
-
NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
