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All that’s left: A self-defeating semiconductor export tactic for China
If we do not get our semiconductor export control strategy right, not much else matters when it comes to the technology arms race with China.
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Newport News yard seeks experienced workforce for nuclear shipbuilding
Newport News Shipbuilding its expanding its search for talent, looking nationally for experienced tradespeople who can join the shipbuilding industry.
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Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
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US and Japan sign agreement to co-develop hypersonic interceptor
The Japanese government has flagged hypersonic missile defense as an urgent capability, citing recent developments in the region.
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Canada wants to boost munitions lines with critical minerals expansion
Canada hopes to tap into its vast critical minerals reserves to boost munitions productions while lessening dependence on China.
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Former CYBERCOM boss Nakasone to lead Vanderbilt defense institute
The move follows a yearslong stint overseeing elite military hackers and global intelligence collection.
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US Navy’s submarine fleet is too small. Here’s how selling some may help.
The U.S. Navy’s fleet includes 49 attack submarines, despite a formal requirement for 66. It’s also facing crewing and maintenance problems.
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How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
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How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
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One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
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All that’s left: A self-defeating semiconductor export tactic for China
If we do not get our semiconductor export control strategy right, not much else matters when it comes to the technology arms race with China.
-
Newport News yard seeks experienced workforce for nuclear shipbuilding
Newport News Shipbuilding its expanding its search for talent, looking nationally for experienced tradespeople who can join the shipbuilding industry.
-
Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
-
US and Japan sign agreement to co-develop hypersonic interceptor
The Japanese government has flagged hypersonic missile defense as an urgent capability, citing recent developments in the region.
-
Canada wants to boost munitions lines with critical minerals expansion
Canada hopes to tap into its vast critical minerals reserves to boost munitions productions while lessening dependence on China.
-
Former CYBERCOM boss Nakasone to lead Vanderbilt defense institute
The move follows a yearslong stint overseeing elite military hackers and global intelligence collection.
-
US Navy’s submarine fleet is too small. Here’s how selling some may help.
The U.S. Navy’s fleet includes 49 attack submarines, despite a formal requirement for 66. It’s also facing crewing and maintenance problems.
-
How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
-
How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
-
One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
-
All that’s left: A self-defeating semiconductor export tactic for China
If we do not get our semiconductor export control strategy right, not much else matters when it comes to the technology arms race with China.
-
Newport News yard seeks experienced workforce for nuclear shipbuilding
Newport News Shipbuilding its expanding its search for talent, looking nationally for experienced tradespeople who can join the shipbuilding industry.
-
Lockheed running out of parking space amid F-35 delays, says watchdog
A leading lawmaker says more than 100 undelivered F-35s could be parked at Lockheed Martin facilities, calling the situation “unacceptable.”
-
US and Japan sign agreement to co-develop hypersonic interceptor
The Japanese government has flagged hypersonic missile defense as an urgent capability, citing recent developments in the region.
-
Canada wants to boost munitions lines with critical minerals expansion
Canada hopes to tap into its vast critical minerals reserves to boost munitions productions while lessening dependence on China.
-
Former CYBERCOM boss Nakasone to lead Vanderbilt defense institute
The move follows a yearslong stint overseeing elite military hackers and global intelligence collection.
-
US Navy’s submarine fleet is too small. Here’s how selling some may help.
The U.S. Navy’s fleet includes 49 attack submarines, despite a formal requirement for 66. It’s also facing crewing and maintenance problems.
-
How to further strengthen the Defense Production Act
It is essential to keep DPA focused exclusively on defense and national security issues, in particular threats from our pacing competitor, China.
-
How DC became obsessed with a potential 2027 Chinese invasion of Taiwan
Some in defense circles say the U.S. needs to prepare for Beijing’s invasion of Taiwan in 2027. China experts say it isn’t a deadline.
-
One defense strategy, two drastically different budgets
The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.
