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Defense Department
September 2022
JUST IN: Defense, Intel Agencies Lack ComSat Imagery Strategy, GAO Finds
The Government Accountability Office has called on the Defense Department and the intelligence community to vastly improve its practices in the acquisition of commercial satellite imagery. -
Defense Department
August 2022
Skeptics of Services' JADC2 Plans Emerge
Considered the linchpin of future U.S. military operations, joint all-domain command and control, also known as JADC2, is the Pentagon’s effort to achieve information dominance across the services. -
Defense Department
August 2022
Pentagon Releases Inflation Guidance to Industry
By Scott Freling , Paul Rowley and Evan R. SherwoodIn response to industry-wide questions about price adjustments for inflation, the Defense Department released guidance May 25 about when and how contracting officers may provide financial relief to defense contractors working on fixed-price contracts. -
Defense Department
August 2022
Value of Defense Department, Industry Exchanges
By Wai Kwan ChungAt the heart of the defense industrial base is a critical workforce of Defense Department civilians and industry employees. -
Defense Department
August 2022
Tips for Placing Commentaries in the Magazine
One of the big parts of my job is coordinating the opinion pieces that appear every month in National Defense. -
Defense Department
July 2022
JUST IN: China Seeking More Military Bases in Africa
China’s efforts to expand its interests in Africa pose a significant challenge to the U.S. and its allies on the continent, the outgoing commander of U.S. Africa Command said. -
Defense Department
July 2022
JUST IN: Pentagon’s Bio-Defense Posture Review Expected in Fall
BALTIMORE — The Pentagon’s first bio-defense posture review should be delivered this fall, senior Defense Department officials said July 27. -
Defense Department
July 2022
‘AI Is Not a Technology’ and Other Thoughts
TAMPA, Florida — Most defense industry conferences deliver what is promised: business intelligence on present or future government requirements that can lead to contracts. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Energetics Workforce Is Graying Out
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana — Whether it is cyber, microelectronics or another technology field, one of the most pressing concerns among government and industry is developing the future workforce. Nowhere is that challenge greater than in the field of energetic materials — the chemicals used to make propellants, pyrotechnics and explosives. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Some Prescriptions for Ailing Defense Industrial Base
By Stephanie Halcrow and Nicholas JonesThe defense industrial base is one of the nation’s enduring advantages, and one that cannot be taken for granted.
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