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DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
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RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
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Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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Alabama lawmaker blames ‘far-left’ politics for SPACECOM HQ decision
The Pentagon said in its own July 31 statement the move “ensures peak readiness” across the space enterprise.
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Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
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A win, a miss and a path to stronger digital authentication
The NCSIP introduces a dedicated segment for policy reviews, ensuring an adaptive strategy that remains in sync with an evolving cybersecurity landscape.
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US Army general dies in plane crash near Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts was commissioned as a U.S. Army aviation second lieutenant in 1986. He most recently led the service’s PEO C3T.
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Software glitch during turbulence caused Air Force F-35 crash in Utah
It’s the second time an Air Force F-35A has been destroyed in an accident since the jets began flying in 2012.
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Marine aviator chosen as next assistant commandant of the Corps
Lt. Gen. Christopher Mahoney is a career aviator with more than 5,000 flight hours under his belt.
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Additional countries consider security links with US National Guard
Switzerland, Finland and Sweden are considering joining the U.S. National Guard’s security partnership program, Gen. Dan Hokanson said.
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DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
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RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
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Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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Alabama lawmaker blames ‘far-left’ politics for SPACECOM HQ decision
The Pentagon said in its own July 31 statement the move “ensures peak readiness” across the space enterprise.
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Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
-
A win, a miss and a path to stronger digital authentication
The NCSIP introduces a dedicated segment for policy reviews, ensuring an adaptive strategy that remains in sync with an evolving cybersecurity landscape.
-
US Army general dies in plane crash near Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts was commissioned as a U.S. Army aviation second lieutenant in 1986. He most recently led the service’s PEO C3T.
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Software glitch during turbulence caused Air Force F-35 crash in Utah
It’s the second time an Air Force F-35A has been destroyed in an accident since the jets began flying in 2012.
-
Marine aviator chosen as next assistant commandant of the Corps
Lt. Gen. Christopher Mahoney is a career aviator with more than 5,000 flight hours under his belt.
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Additional countries consider security links with US National Guard
Switzerland, Finland and Sweden are considering joining the U.S. National Guard’s security partnership program, Gen. Dan Hokanson said.
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DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
-
RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
-
Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
-
Alabama lawmaker blames ‘far-left’ politics for SPACECOM HQ decision
The Pentagon said in its own July 31 statement the move “ensures peak readiness” across the space enterprise.
-
Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
-
A win, a miss and a path to stronger digital authentication
The NCSIP introduces a dedicated segment for policy reviews, ensuring an adaptive strategy that remains in sync with an evolving cybersecurity landscape.
-
US Army general dies in plane crash near Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts was commissioned as a U.S. Army aviation second lieutenant in 1986. He most recently led the service’s PEO C3T.
-
Software glitch during turbulence caused Air Force F-35 crash in Utah
It’s the second time an Air Force F-35A has been destroyed in an accident since the jets began flying in 2012.
-
Marine aviator chosen as next assistant commandant of the Corps
Lt. Gen. Christopher Mahoney is a career aviator with more than 5,000 flight hours under his belt.
-
Additional countries consider security links with US National Guard
Switzerland, Finland and Sweden are considering joining the U.S. National Guard’s security partnership program, Gen. Dan Hokanson said.
