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AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
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House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
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US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
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US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
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How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
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Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
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Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
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Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
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AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
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How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
-
Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
-
Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
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AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Army faces physical space limits in adding electronic warfare tech
The service is embracing a swappable, plug-and-play approach known as CMOSS, or C5ISR Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards, to fit the tech.
-
How the Space Development Agency ‘could have died any number of ways’
The SDA overcame early turmoil, but there’s still more to prove.
-
Seven contract opportunities to watch in FY23
Congress has yet to approve the fiscal 2023 defense budget, but industry is already tracking some key future programs.
-
Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle picked for $9B JEDI successor
The selections for the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, were made public Wednesday in a list of contracts published by the Pentagon.
