The Defense Department has agreed to comply with the Government Accountability Officeâs recommendations to assess foreign business activities that take place near test and training ranges. GAO has called on DoD to
MoreA satellite that Lockheed Martin built for U.S. Navy mobile communications is scheduled to launch on Jan. 20 from Cape Canaveral in Florida, USNI News reported Wednesday. Sam LaGrone writes the branch’s
MorePresident Barack Obama has signed a bill that formally changes the Government Printing Office‘s name to the “Government Publishing Office.” The change is meant to reflect the organization’s increasing work to provide
MoreThe U.S. Defense Department has signed an agreement with its South Korean and Japanese counterparts to share information regarding North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats. The trilateral pact calls for a voluntary
MoreThe Special Operations Command is seeking a new vendor to develop unmanned aerial vehicles for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, Defense News reported Tuesday. Paul McLeary writes the fresh bid for the ScanEagle system
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A task force created by Congress to review the U.S. military pay and benefits structure could issue reform proposals by Feb. 1, Air Force Times reported Tuesday. Andrew Tilghman writes the Military
MoreNASA has launched its Cube Quest Challenge comprised of three sub-competitions designed to examine new space exploration technologies and capabilities for small satellites for a total prize money of $5 million. The agency
MoreThree names have emerged as the most likely candidates to be the next chief of naval operations as Adm. Jon Greenert enters his last year in the position, the Navy Times reported Sunday. David Larter writes that
MoreThe General Services Administration has renewed lease on a Vienna, Virginia, office space for the Treasury Department‘s financial crimes enforcement network organization, the Washington Business Journal reported Monday. Daniel Sernovitz writes the
MoreThe Defense Department and Federal Aviation Administration are working with partners to push forward technology such as the Ground-Based Sense-and-Avoid radar to help manage the airspace for unmanned aircraft systems, Defense Systems reported Dec. 23. David
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