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Defense Department
December 2020
Industrial Base Continues to Face Difficulties
Later this month, the National Defense Industrial Association will release its second annual report on the health and readiness of the defense industrial base, “Vital Signs 2021.” -
Defense Department
December 2020
Challenges Ahead for New Administration
By Arnold L. PunaroIt is with a great sense of humility and excitement that I begin my second two-year tour as chairman of the National Defense Industrial Association. -
Defense Department
November 2020
Reflecting on the Past and Future of NDIA
By Richard D. McConnI write this article on my last day as chairman of the National Defense Industrial Association and want to thank all of you, our community of industry, government, military, academia and all defense professionals committed to advancing national security. -
Global Defense Market
September 2020
Value of Foreign Military Sales Exceeds Profits
By Wesley HallmanThe National Defense Strategy is predicated on three pillars of equal importance to the long-term geostrategic success of the United States. -
September 2020
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Training and Simulation
July 2020
Services Look at What’s Next in Training Tech
By James RobbThe National Training and Simulation Association, an NDIA affiliate, hosts the annual Training and Simulation Industry Symposium in mid-June where all four services discuss their visions for training systems of the future. -
Defense Department
June 2020
Warfighter Ingenuity Gives U.S. Forces the Edge
Imagination and innovation: together they can deliver enormous advantage to America and its partners and allies. -
Global Defense Market
May 2020
Allies, Partners More Important Than Ever
By James C. BoozerNow, more than ever, engagement and interoperability help us maintain and extend competitive advantage. As much of the world turns inward to deal with the impact of the current COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. competitors and adversaries seek advantage. -
Defense Department
April 2020
Despite Tough Times, Engagement Must Continue
By the NDIA Executive TeamIn the spring of 1918, a new flu virus began to spread as the United States fought in World War I; this H1N1 flu strain killed approximately 50 million people worldwide, including 675,000 Americans. -
Global Defense Market
April 2020
Protecting the Fruits of our Labor from China
For decades, the National Defense Industrial Association and its members have worked hard to ensure U.S. and allied warfighters enjoy decisive advantage across the spectrum of conflict.
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