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Industrial Base
January 2023
An Arsenal of Peace in Challenging Times
By Michael BayerIn its 103-year history, NDIA has been at the tip of the spear during many challenging times for our industry. This is yet another. -
Training and Simulation
November 2022
Ukraine Serves as Lesson in the Value of Training
By James RobbWithout any prospects of peace in the near term, one thing has become clear — the Ukraine army is holding its own against a much bigger adversary. -
Defense Department
October 2022
The Progress We’ve Made; The Progress We Need
By Arnold L. PunaroAs my second tour as the National Defense Industrial Association’s chairman of the board comes to an end, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made together along the way and address the road ahead. -
Energy
September 2022
Energy Efficiency Is a Warfighting Imperative
By Arun SeraphinThe Pentagon’s renewed commitment to bolster the development and deployment of energy efficient technologies in military systems is a welcome one. -
Research and Development
August 2022
Emerging Technologies Institute Marks First Birthday
By Dr. Mark J. LewisAs you read this, the one-year anniversary of the official standup of the National Defense Industrial Association’s Emerging Technologies Institute is upon us. And what an eventful year it has been. -
Global Defense Market
July 2022
Thoughts on Ukraine as the Conflict Grinds On
By Nick JonesAs I sat in my basement Feb. 24 watching live television coverage of Russian tanks roll into Ukraine, I thought the Russia-Ukraine War would be over within a few weeks, at most. -
Defense Department
June 2022
Leadership, Opportunity and Optimism
By David L. NorquistAs I begin my leadership of one of America’s strongest defense associations, I am excited to work with fellow National Defense Industrial Association members and other stakeholders within the innovative defense industrial base in supporting the nation and defending our freedom. -
Defense Department
May 2022
A Steady Path Forward for the Association
By Arnold L. PunaroToday, we face a more dangerous and unstable world than at the peak of the Cold War. -
Defense Department
April 2022
NDIA’s Future: A Hawk’s Eye View
By Hawk CarlisleAs I depart the National Defense Industrial Association, I’m incredibly proud of all it has accomplished during the past five years. -
Defense Department
March 2022
Women Sustaining the Tradition of Service
By Hailey Matarese and Rachel A. McCaffreyWomen serve. Throughout history, women have impacted combat and contingencies in many ways, as they worked to support their nations and their families.
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