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Cyber
April 2022
U.S. Can’t Wait Any Longer for a Cyber Force
By Jacob WinnIn 1947, the United States acknowledged that air power had fundamentally changed warfare by creating the Department of the Air Force. -
Defense Department
March 2022
U.S. Must Ready Defense Industrial Base to Aid NATO
By Thomas LowPeople across the globe have witnessed first-hand Russia’s renewed aggression towards Ukraine, a conflict resulting in the largest land war in Europe since World War II. -
Defense Contracting
March 2022
Professional Development Key to Industrial Base
By Sandra Hubbard , Chris Sax and Jacob WinnWhen analyzing the most pressing issues that impact the defense industrial base, continuing education is often overlooked. -
Shipbuilding
January 2022
Improving the Shipbuilding Industrial Base
By Heberto Limas-VillersIn the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act, Congress authorized $4.9 billion in funding for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and an additional $4.7 billion for shipbuilding to include two destroyers, two expeditionary transports and a fleet oiler. -
Defense Department
January 2022
Annual Vital Signs Report Increasingly Useful (UPDATED)
By Nick JonesNDIA’s third annual Vital Signs report seeks to provide a measurement of defense industrial base well being ... -
Defense Department
November 2021
Generals Can’t Fight the Last Pandemic
By Danyale C. KelloggThe early 2020 episode of the USS Theodore Roosevelt ... -
Emerging Technologies
October 2021
Hypersonic Weapons - Identifying a Way Forward
By Andrew SenesacHypersonic weapons cover great distances quickly, ... -
Strategic Weapons
September 2021
Building a 21st Century Nuclear Posture
By Michael Johns Jr.In August, the Pentagon began its Nuclear Posture Review ... -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
August 2021
AI, Commercial Firms Key to Future of GEOINT
By Nicholas LapinskiThe United States relies on its constellations of spy satellites to provide decisionmakers with critical information and data. But why should taxpayers fund advances in collection capabilities if the United States cannot process, exploit and disseminate all of the raw data it already has? -
Energy
July 2021
Energy Policies to Impact Defense Contractors
By Nick Jones“Is it going to work?” my wife asked me when I went to plug in my electric vehicle for the first time. “Yes, of course it will work,” I remember saying, only slightly masking my nervousness that by plugging my car into the wall some unforeseen damage might occur.
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