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Pentagon’s first industrial strategy calls for ‘generational’ change
The National Defense Industrial Strategy describes itself as a “call to action” to help America keep pace with competitors like China and Russia
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RTX shake-up signals a shift from change to steadiness, analysts say
With a change in leadership, RTX may be trying to address short and long-term challenges, analysts told Defense News.
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GEARS of war: US Army picks 3 companies to advance autonomous resupply
The initial arrangements, announced earlier this month, are worth millions of dollars. Additional phases of work are expected in the future.
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Replicator: An inside look at the Pentagon’s ambitious drone program
Replicator is meant to shepherd ideas across the valley of death, but faces bureaucratic and cultural barriers.
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Firms get face time, few details from Hicks’ Replicator tour
Most companies told Defense News they arrived looking for more detail on Replicator. Instead, Pentagon officials wanted more details from them.
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Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
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Stalled F-35 upgrades will delay next improvements, Wittman warns
The congressman also worries the latest TR-3 deadline of mid-2024 could slip further: “I want to be positive, but call me skeptical.”
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Backpack jammer prototyped by CACI’s Mastodon passes early Army test
“We’re not sleeping on the last test,” said CACI International’s Todd Probert. “We’re continuing to look to new modes of capability.”
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Counter-drone tech need like that of 155mm shells: Pentagon’s LaPlante
Pentagon acquisition head Bill LaPlante said his assessment is based on the wars in Ukraine and Israel.
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Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
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Pentagon’s first industrial strategy calls for ‘generational’ change
The National Defense Industrial Strategy describes itself as a “call to action” to help America keep pace with competitors like China and Russia
-
RTX shake-up signals a shift from change to steadiness, analysts say
With a change in leadership, RTX may be trying to address short and long-term challenges, analysts told Defense News.
-
GEARS of war: US Army picks 3 companies to advance autonomous resupply
The initial arrangements, announced earlier this month, are worth millions of dollars. Additional phases of work are expected in the future.
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Replicator: An inside look at the Pentagon’s ambitious drone program
Replicator is meant to shepherd ideas across the valley of death, but faces bureaucratic and cultural barriers.
-
Firms get face time, few details from Hicks’ Replicator tour
Most companies told Defense News they arrived looking for more detail on Replicator. Instead, Pentagon officials wanted more details from them.
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Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
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Stalled F-35 upgrades will delay next improvements, Wittman warns
The congressman also worries the latest TR-3 deadline of mid-2024 could slip further: “I want to be positive, but call me skeptical.”
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Backpack jammer prototyped by CACI’s Mastodon passes early Army test
“We’re not sleeping on the last test,” said CACI International’s Todd Probert. “We’re continuing to look to new modes of capability.”
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Counter-drone tech need like that of 155mm shells: Pentagon’s LaPlante
Pentagon acquisition head Bill LaPlante said his assessment is based on the wars in Ukraine and Israel.
-
Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
-
Pentagon’s first industrial strategy calls for ‘generational’ change
The National Defense Industrial Strategy describes itself as a “call to action” to help America keep pace with competitors like China and Russia
-
RTX shake-up signals a shift from change to steadiness, analysts say
With a change in leadership, RTX may be trying to address short and long-term challenges, analysts told Defense News.
-
GEARS of war: US Army picks 3 companies to advance autonomous resupply
The initial arrangements, announced earlier this month, are worth millions of dollars. Additional phases of work are expected in the future.
-
Replicator: An inside look at the Pentagon’s ambitious drone program
Replicator is meant to shepherd ideas across the valley of death, but faces bureaucratic and cultural barriers.
-
Firms get face time, few details from Hicks’ Replicator tour
Most companies told Defense News they arrived looking for more detail on Replicator. Instead, Pentagon officials wanted more details from them.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
-
Stalled F-35 upgrades will delay next improvements, Wittman warns
The congressman also worries the latest TR-3 deadline of mid-2024 could slip further: “I want to be positive, but call me skeptical.”
-
Backpack jammer prototyped by CACI’s Mastodon passes early Army test
“We’re not sleeping on the last test,” said CACI International’s Todd Probert. “We’re continuing to look to new modes of capability.”
-
Counter-drone tech need like that of 155mm shells: Pentagon’s LaPlante
Pentagon acquisition head Bill LaPlante said his assessment is based on the wars in Ukraine and Israel.
-
Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
