Sixty-two percent of the U.S. Navyâs fleet of Boeing-built F/A-18 Hornet and Super Hornet aircraft are not operational due to lack of funds to support maintenance and repair work on the fighter jets,
MoreDavid Mihelcic, chief technology officer at the Defense Information Systems Agency, will retire later this month after a three-decade career in government, C4ISR and Networks reported Friday. Mark Pomerleau writes Mihelcic has advocated for efforts to
MoreAir Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein has said the military branch should serve as the âlead serviceâ for the Defense Departmentâs space training and operations, Breaking Defense reported Friday. Colin
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The Center for a New American Security and Bard Collegeâs Center for the Study of the Drone have introduced a database designed to help the public and policymakers learn about the implications
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The U.S. Army has developed a portable ground satellite communications system designed to provide various communications services to deployed troops. The ground antenna transmit and receive ball is an inflatable device built
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President Donald Trump has appointed Gina Haspel, former deputy director of the National Clandestine Service, as the new deputy director of CIA. CIA said Thursday the selection of Haspel, who has been
MoreNASA‘s Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate will conduct a series of flights in Washington to test a new aircraft technology designed to help airlines mitigate air traffic delays and aid air traffic controller
MoreMore than 25 U.S. companies have established a coalition to support a House bill that seeks to impose a 20 percent tax on imports and reduce income tax from 35 percent to
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Defense Commissary Agency Director and CEO Joseph Jeu will retire from government on June 3. DeCA said Thursday Jeu assumed his current role in January 2011 and has since led transformation efforts, provided strategic direction and
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Two Senate committees have approved the nomination of Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-South Carolina) to lead the Office of Budget and Management, Politico reported Thursday. Jennifer Scholtes writes the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
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