Daniel Cebul

Daniel Cebul is an editorial fellow and general assignments writer for Defense News, C4ISRNET, Fifth Domain and Federal Times.

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Leonardo DRS appoints new chief operating officer to oversee eight divisions

John Baylouny previously served as vice president and general manager of DRS' land systems and advanced ISR businesses.

3 years ago

Navy issues second NGEN extension

The wait for the NGEN recompete continues.

3 years ago

New software tries to tackle European military mobility for NATO

New software could help the U.S. Army and NATO predict how long it will take to move military equipment across Europe.

Army awards contract for the next batch of ‘Gunsmoke’ satellites

The classified satellite program is expected to have hardware ready to launch within two years.

New watchdog report decries ‘revolving door’ between the Pentagon and defense contractors

The Project On Government Oversight is concerned that former officials who join defense contractors will use their influence to win contracts from the services or agencies they recently led.

Wall Street’s latest fickle response to defense stocks, explained

Some large defense companies performed well in the third fiscal quarter, but some statements made during earning calls could have worried investors on Wall Street.

Pentagon announces top-line budget for classified intelligence programs

The U.S. is increasing funding for its defense and nondefense intelligence programs.

Will increased defense spending lead to more industry mergers?

The value of 2018 industry deals to date is $30.3 billion.

Did the US botch its withdraw from the INF Treaty?

Whether you support the Trump administration's withdraw from the INF treaty or oppose it, experts seem to agree that the roll out was not beneficial for America.

The Air Force launched its next protected communications satellite

The launch of AEHF-4 completes the initial AEHF constellation, enabling the military to transmit crucial information 10 times faster than the legacy constellation.

How the Office of Naval Research hopes to revolutionize manufacturing

3-D printing parts requires persistent monitoring by specialists to ensure intricate parts are produced without impurities and imperfections that can compromise the integrity of the part overall. To optimize this laborious process, Lockheed is being tasked with developing multi-axis robots that use laser beams to deposit material and oversee the printing of parts.

Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business

As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.

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