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Climate-forward defense: Achieving a military mind shift
To succeed in future conflicts, militaries must look beyond merely making bases and equipment more resilient to the impacts of climate change.
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Eyes on Ukraine, NATO preps new ammo guidelines to boost production
One year into Russia’s war on Ukraine, NATO defense ministers are expected to discuss the problem ammunition shortages at a meeting in Brussels this week.
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DoD pulls back Tricare contract in West Region for ‘corrective action’
It’s not known whether the action will affect the timeline for starting the newest iteration of Tricare contracts.
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Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
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The US needs a holistic semiconductor strategy
U.S. industry today remains hamstrung by supply chain disruptions for many critical components.
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Buying bombs: Why the US often gets it wrong
Why doesn’t the U.S. focus more on munitions? A large factor is armed force service identity.
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Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
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US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
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White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
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F-35 deliveries halted after Texas mishap; new contract finalized
The halt in acceptance flights and deliveries following the mishap meant Lockheed Martin delivered fewer F-35s than required in 2022.
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Climate-forward defense: Achieving a military mind shift
To succeed in future conflicts, militaries must look beyond merely making bases and equipment more resilient to the impacts of climate change.
-
Eyes on Ukraine, NATO preps new ammo guidelines to boost production
One year into Russia’s war on Ukraine, NATO defense ministers are expected to discuss the problem ammunition shortages at a meeting in Brussels this week.
-
DoD pulls back Tricare contract in West Region for ‘corrective action’
It’s not known whether the action will affect the timeline for starting the newest iteration of Tricare contracts.
-
Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
-
The US needs a holistic semiconductor strategy
U.S. industry today remains hamstrung by supply chain disruptions for many critical components.
-
Buying bombs: Why the US often gets it wrong
Why doesn’t the U.S. focus more on munitions? A large factor is armed force service identity.
-
Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
-
White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
F-35 deliveries halted after Texas mishap; new contract finalized
The halt in acceptance flights and deliveries following the mishap meant Lockheed Martin delivered fewer F-35s than required in 2022.
-
Climate-forward defense: Achieving a military mind shift
To succeed in future conflicts, militaries must look beyond merely making bases and equipment more resilient to the impacts of climate change.
-
Eyes on Ukraine, NATO preps new ammo guidelines to boost production
One year into Russia’s war on Ukraine, NATO defense ministers are expected to discuss the problem ammunition shortages at a meeting in Brussels this week.
-
DoD pulls back Tricare contract in West Region for ‘corrective action’
It’s not known whether the action will affect the timeline for starting the newest iteration of Tricare contracts.
-
Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
-
The US needs a holistic semiconductor strategy
U.S. industry today remains hamstrung by supply chain disruptions for many critical components.
-
Buying bombs: Why the US often gets it wrong
Why doesn’t the U.S. focus more on munitions? A large factor is armed force service identity.
-
Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
-
White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
F-35 deliveries halted after Texas mishap; new contract finalized
The halt in acceptance flights and deliveries following the mishap meant Lockheed Martin delivered fewer F-35s than required in 2022.
