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Aerojet chief wins out over former board chairman, selects new board members
The election closes a period of remarkable open conflict between Aerojet’s top leaders that spilled into the open as its proposed acquisition by Lockheed Martin foundered.
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New leader takes over at F-35 program office
The program executive officer is responsible for steering one of the most complex and vital programs in the Defense Department, the fifth-generation fighter flown by the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, as well as multiple international partners.
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How to set defense spending when inflation is volatile
During periods with volatile inflation, policymakers have different outlooks on the accuracy of the inflation forecast.
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Having visited Pakistan and China, is Argentina ready to buy the JF-17 jet?
Here’s what we know about Argentina’s progress so far in acquiring the JF-17 fighter, and its related goals for supporting local industry.
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Defense agencies among worst ranked for disclosing contracting needs to businesses
General Services Administration received the highest score. Marine Corps Systems Command and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command won honorable mentions.
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Face it, NATO: The North Atlantic and Indo-Pacific are linked
The new Strategic Concept should be able to address challenges posed by China robustly and implement some structural changes without undermining European concerns.
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Panel rejects plan to close Georgia military pilot training center
Run by the Air National Guard, the center in Savannah conducts air-to-air combat training missions for reservist and active-duty fighter pilots.
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Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
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What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
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Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
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Aerojet chief wins out over former board chairman, selects new board members
The election closes a period of remarkable open conflict between Aerojet’s top leaders that spilled into the open as its proposed acquisition by Lockheed Martin foundered.
-
New leader takes over at F-35 program office
The program executive officer is responsible for steering one of the most complex and vital programs in the Defense Department, the fifth-generation fighter flown by the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, as well as multiple international partners.
-
How to set defense spending when inflation is volatile
During periods with volatile inflation, policymakers have different outlooks on the accuracy of the inflation forecast.
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Having visited Pakistan and China, is Argentina ready to buy the JF-17 jet?
Here’s what we know about Argentina’s progress so far in acquiring the JF-17 fighter, and its related goals for supporting local industry.
-
Defense agencies among worst ranked for disclosing contracting needs to businesses
General Services Administration received the highest score. Marine Corps Systems Command and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command won honorable mentions.
-
Face it, NATO: The North Atlantic and Indo-Pacific are linked
The new Strategic Concept should be able to address challenges posed by China robustly and implement some structural changes without undermining European concerns.
-
Panel rejects plan to close Georgia military pilot training center
Run by the Air National Guard, the center in Savannah conducts air-to-air combat training missions for reservist and active-duty fighter pilots.
-
Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.
-
Aerojet chief wins out over former board chairman, selects new board members
The election closes a period of remarkable open conflict between Aerojet’s top leaders that spilled into the open as its proposed acquisition by Lockheed Martin foundered.
-
New leader takes over at F-35 program office
The program executive officer is responsible for steering one of the most complex and vital programs in the Defense Department, the fifth-generation fighter flown by the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, as well as multiple international partners.
-
How to set defense spending when inflation is volatile
During periods with volatile inflation, policymakers have different outlooks on the accuracy of the inflation forecast.
-
Having visited Pakistan and China, is Argentina ready to buy the JF-17 jet?
Here’s what we know about Argentina’s progress so far in acquiring the JF-17 fighter, and its related goals for supporting local industry.
-
Defense agencies among worst ranked for disclosing contracting needs to businesses
General Services Administration received the highest score. Marine Corps Systems Command and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command won honorable mentions.
-
Face it, NATO: The North Atlantic and Indo-Pacific are linked
The new Strategic Concept should be able to address challenges posed by China robustly and implement some structural changes without undermining European concerns.
-
Panel rejects plan to close Georgia military pilot training center
Run by the Air National Guard, the center in Savannah conducts air-to-air combat training missions for reservist and active-duty fighter pilots.
-
Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
What it looks like when competing with China comes last
It is past time for the Biden administration to answer fundamental questions about how it intends to support Taiwan and secure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
-
Argentina chooses to buy US-made Chinook over Russian Mi-26
Argentina has kicked-started the process for procuring four Boeing-made CH-47 Chinook heavy helicopters from the U.S., military sources in Buenos Aires have told Defense News.



