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Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
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US Space Command commercial integration office draws company interest
The office, located within Space Command headquarters, connects and elevates the work of two organizations already working with private sector companies.
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Raytheon’s Patriot missiles arrive in Ukraine
The Patriot can target aircraft, cruise missiles and shorter-range ballistic missiles. Russia has used that weaponry to bombard Ukraine.
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Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
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China reveals new details of Raytheon, Lockheed sanctions
China announced the sanctions in February but gave few details then.
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Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
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Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
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Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
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Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
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Lawmakers demand answers after priests booted from Walter Reed campus
Catholic clergy from Holy Name College had been serving at Walter Reed for nearly two decades before being barred from entry late last month.
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Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
-
US Space Command commercial integration office draws company interest
The office, located within Space Command headquarters, connects and elevates the work of two organizations already working with private sector companies.
-
Raytheon’s Patriot missiles arrive in Ukraine
The Patriot can target aircraft, cruise missiles and shorter-range ballistic missiles. Russia has used that weaponry to bombard Ukraine.
-
Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
China reveals new details of Raytheon, Lockheed sanctions
China announced the sanctions in February but gave few details then.
-
Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
-
Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
-
Lawmakers demand answers after priests booted from Walter Reed campus
Catholic clergy from Holy Name College had been serving at Walter Reed for nearly two decades before being barred from entry late last month.
-
Air Force wants to launch programs without having to wait for Congress
The service submitted a legislative proposal requesting authority to start new programs or ramp up existing efforts without waiting for lawmaker approvals.
-
US Space Command commercial integration office draws company interest
The office, located within Space Command headquarters, connects and elevates the work of two organizations already working with private sector companies.
-
Raytheon’s Patriot missiles arrive in Ukraine
The Patriot can target aircraft, cruise missiles and shorter-range ballistic missiles. Russia has used that weaponry to bombard Ukraine.
-
Sikorsky won’t sue US Army after GAO rejected protest over future helo
The company has announced it’s reached the end of the road in its pursuit of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
China reveals new details of Raytheon, Lockheed sanctions
China announced the sanctions in February but gave few details then.
-
Lockheed: F-35 upgrade delays will lead to fewer 2023 deliveries
The vendor said putting Technology Refresh 3 into the F-35 has been very difficult, but that the company is now “in the very late innings.”
-
Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
Five scenarios for the FY24 defense budget
The political fight over the U.S. federal debt ceiling makes the outcome for the fiscal 2024 defense budget difficult to predict. But we’ll still try.
-
Lawmakers demand answers after priests booted from Walter Reed campus
Catholic clergy from Holy Name College had been serving at Walter Reed for nearly two decades before being barred from entry late last month.
