NASA is set to conduct the last in a series of tests to qualify the use of the Orion spacecraft’s parachute system for missions to the moon and other outer space locations.
MoreFour senators have asked the chief financial officers of 13 agencies to address their “use it or lose it” spending at the end of the fiscal year. The U.S. Senate Committee on
MoreAir Force Lt. Gen. VeraLinn “Dash” Jamieson, deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, told C4ISRNET in an interview published Thursday how the service intends to use artificial intelligence in the development
MoreMike Gold, vice president of regulatory issues at Maxar Technologies, has been named chairman of a new committee within the NASA Advisory Council that will address policy and regulatory issues facing commercial
MoreJames Byrne, general counsel at the Department of Veterans Affairs and a 20-year public sector veteran, was appointed Tuesday to serve as VA's deputy secretary on an acting basis.
MoreThe Government Accountability Office called out the Census Bureau in a recent audit report for not having addressed more than 3K security issues afflicting various systems crucial to the 2020 Census. The
MoreThree former NATO leaders have asked the alliance to name the new headquarters in Brussels for Sen. John McCain, Defense News reported Thursday. McCain, a Republican senator from Arizona and a U.S.
MoreU.S. Army Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy has said in an interview that the Army Futures Command comes at a time when the military needs to keep pace with advancements in technology and formalize
MoreNASA has launched a new competition that aims to identify ways to convert carbon dioxide into energy-rich sugars that that may be used by astronauts to meet various needs during Mars missions.
MoreDepartment of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie has said VA will work closely with the Defense Department over the next decade in efforts to deploy and ensure interoperability of their updated electronic health
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