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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
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Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
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Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
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Why the Pentagon wants to be more like McDonald’s
There’s gold in those golden arches, according to the Pentagon’s nominee to be chief management officer.
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How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
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Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
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Senate Dems likely to block defense spending in border wall dispute
Senate Republican leaders plan to offer a 2020 defense spending bill for a vote this week.
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GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
-
Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
-
Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
-
Why the Pentagon wants to be more like McDonald’s
There’s gold in those golden arches, according to the Pentagon’s nominee to be chief management officer.
-
How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
-
Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
-
Senate Dems likely to block defense spending in border wall dispute
Senate Republican leaders plan to offer a 2020 defense spending bill for a vote this week.
-
GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
-
Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
-
So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
-
Lawmakers have ‘no confidence’ in VA’s whistleblower protection office
The criticism comes after a report last week describing the office as unfocused and potentially harmful for employees.
-
Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
-
Why the Pentagon wants to be more like McDonald’s
There’s gold in those golden arches, according to the Pentagon’s nominee to be chief management officer.
-
How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
-
Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
-
Veterans legislation dispute prompts Republican walk-out on Capitol Hill
The fight over veterans policy bills is linked to the House’s ongoing impeachment investigation.
-
Senate Dems likely to block defense spending in border wall dispute
Senate Republican leaders plan to offer a 2020 defense spending bill for a vote this week.
-
GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
