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US provides 29 Humvees to bolster Albanian army capability
The U.S. previously supplied Albania with three Black Hawk helicopters and other Humvees.
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Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
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The Pentagon could help improve resilience of the US electric grid
A strategic enterprise approach across U.S. military installations in partnership with electric utilities could potentially enhance grid stability and resilience, benefiting national security.
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Elmendorf-Richardson airman, others face conspiracy counts over Alaska contracts
A senior enlisted airman and the owners of a construction company were arrested Tuesday, accused of conspiracy, bribery and money laundering involving government contracts at two Alaska military bases.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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Reagan Institute to launch task force on keeping American industries competitive
To find ways America’s manufacturing base can stay competitive as it intersects with national security, the Ronald Reagan Institute has assembled a new task force of lawmakers and business leaders, including Lockheed Martin’s former CEO.
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F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
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Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
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Ukraine should look to US for air defenses, improved air force, says former defense adviser
Experts in both Kyiv and Washington are wondering if the Biden administration is willing to share with Ukraine’s military.
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Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
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US provides 29 Humvees to bolster Albanian army capability
The U.S. previously supplied Albania with three Black Hawk helicopters and other Humvees.
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Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
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The Pentagon could help improve resilience of the US electric grid
A strategic enterprise approach across U.S. military installations in partnership with electric utilities could potentially enhance grid stability and resilience, benefiting national security.
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Elmendorf-Richardson airman, others face conspiracy counts over Alaska contracts
A senior enlisted airman and the owners of a construction company were arrested Tuesday, accused of conspiracy, bribery and money laundering involving government contracts at two Alaska military bases.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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Reagan Institute to launch task force on keeping American industries competitive
To find ways America’s manufacturing base can stay competitive as it intersects with national security, the Ronald Reagan Institute has assembled a new task force of lawmakers and business leaders, including Lockheed Martin’s former CEO.
-
F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
-
Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
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Ukraine should look to US for air defenses, improved air force, says former defense adviser
Experts in both Kyiv and Washington are wondering if the Biden administration is willing to share with Ukraine’s military.
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Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
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US provides 29 Humvees to bolster Albanian army capability
The U.S. previously supplied Albania with three Black Hawk helicopters and other Humvees.
-
Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
-
The Pentagon could help improve resilience of the US electric grid
A strategic enterprise approach across U.S. military installations in partnership with electric utilities could potentially enhance grid stability and resilience, benefiting national security.
-
Elmendorf-Richardson airman, others face conspiracy counts over Alaska contracts
A senior enlisted airman and the owners of a construction company were arrested Tuesday, accused of conspiracy, bribery and money laundering involving government contracts at two Alaska military bases.
-
Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
-
Reagan Institute to launch task force on keeping American industries competitive
To find ways America’s manufacturing base can stay competitive as it intersects with national security, the Ronald Reagan Institute has assembled a new task force of lawmakers and business leaders, including Lockheed Martin’s former CEO.
-
F-35 program moves too slowly in deploying software, says government watchdog
The F-35 program’s plan to get new software packages fielded every six months isn’t working as designed.
-
Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
-
Ukraine should look to US for air defenses, improved air force, says former defense adviser
Experts in both Kyiv and Washington are wondering if the Biden administration is willing to share with Ukraine’s military.
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Senators show support for increasing US Southern Command intelligence assets
SOUTHCOM wants more ISR, but does it have to come from physical platforms?
