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The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
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Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
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Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
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US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
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Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
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Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
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Here’s your first look at that Chinese spy balloon
An Air Force U-2 spy plane snapped a picture of what Pentagon officials said was a Chinese balloon.
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Biden pushes federal agencies to meet diversity, inclusivity goals
Agencies are tasked with coming up with their own specific Equity Action Plans.
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Navy awards Lockheed Martin $1.2B contract for hypersonic missiles
The Navy awarded Lockheed Martin $1.2 billion to produce hypersonic missiles and finalize integration between the weapon and Zumwalt-class destroyers.
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The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
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US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
-
Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
-
Here’s your first look at that Chinese spy balloon
An Air Force U-2 spy plane snapped a picture of what Pentagon officials said was a Chinese balloon.
-
Biden pushes federal agencies to meet diversity, inclusivity goals
Agencies are tasked with coming up with their own specific Equity Action Plans.
-
Navy awards Lockheed Martin $1.2B contract for hypersonic missiles
The Navy awarded Lockheed Martin $1.2 billion to produce hypersonic missiles and finalize integration between the weapon and Zumwalt-class destroyers.
-
The not-really Next Generation Weapons Program
The author disputes the reliability of the Army’s newest rifle and light machine gun.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
-
US vows to send more drones, aid to Ukraine on war’s anniversary
The Pentagon announced it would send more drones to Ukraine to aid its fight against Russia on the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the invasion.
-
Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Boeing will close Super Hornet production line in 2025
Boeing will close its Super Hornet production line in 2025, or 2027 if India selects the jet, after 30 years of building F/A-18E-Fs in St. Louis.
-
Here’s your first look at that Chinese spy balloon
An Air Force U-2 spy plane snapped a picture of what Pentagon officials said was a Chinese balloon.
-
Biden pushes federal agencies to meet diversity, inclusivity goals
Agencies are tasked with coming up with their own specific Equity Action Plans.
-
Navy awards Lockheed Martin $1.2B contract for hypersonic missiles
The Navy awarded Lockheed Martin $1.2 billion to produce hypersonic missiles and finalize integration between the weapon and Zumwalt-class destroyers.
