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Former US, NATO commander named Brookings Institution president
John R. Allen replaces Strobe Talbott, who steps down after more than 15 years with the nonpartisan, public policy-based think tank. → Read More
Report: Company allowed Russia to review major Pentagon defense software
A report says Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) allowed a source code review of ArcSight, a Pentagon cyber defense software, by a Russian defense agency. → Read More
Russian defense company shows off ‘flying car’
Russian defense manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a one-manned “flying car.” → Read More
NATO denounces effectiveness of UN nuclear weapons ban
NATO believes a U.N. treaty could create greater divisions and divergences among states when unity against proliferation and security threats are more necessary than ever. → Read More
How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets. → Read More
GAO finds worsening trends in naval maintenance, readiness and training
A study on the U.S. Navy by the GAO has found declining ship conditions and worsening trends in readiness. → Read More
Lockheed Martin announces new family of satellite buses
Lockheed Martin has announced a new system of satellite buses that include high-powered and nano-satellites. → Read More
Automation can cut costs, hours from Army patrol data system testing
Tobyhanna Army Depot IT specialists have developed an automated program to reduce the time and expense of manually testing the Army's Tactical Ground Reporting (TIGR) system. → Read More
Boeing submits bid to replace the Air Force's Huey helicopters
On September 13, 2017 Boeing submitted its bid to replace the U.S Air Force’s UH-1N (Huey) Helicopters. Boeing’s MH-139 helicopters are designed for the purpose of protecting the U.S’ intercontinental ballistic missiles, in addition to engaging in domestic military transports. → Read More
What feds need to know about government reorganization
Four experts from think tanks and executive agencies testified on the potential effects of federal reorganization, as well as give their own recommendations on the issue. → Read More
Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan. → Read More
Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan. → Read More
Pentagon reportedly wasted $64M on aircraft modification program
An office within the Pentagon wasted at least $64.8 million on a program to modify a Drug Enforcement Agency to perform advanced surveillance operations in Afghanistan. → Read More
MQ-25 drone’s aerial refueling system set for 2018-19 deployment
The Navy’s mission to craft drones that can be flown off of aircraft carriers and refuel other aircraft mid-flight is set to be completed in 2018 or 2019. → Read More