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‘The clutch isn’t engaged yet’: Lockheed posts slow sales amid supply chain woes
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive said Tuesday the U.S. and its allies are “changing gears” toward increased defense spending that will boost the company’s future sales ― but it will take time.
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Lockheed, Pentagon strike deal for next three lots of F-35s
“We really, really need those Block 4 capabilities,” Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter said Saturday. “And so we want to make sure that the contract accomplishes that, and it will.”
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New 988 suicide prevention hotline gives vets, troops an easier option for emergency care
Officials expect a spike in requests for veteran suicide prevention services even though the new hotline isn’t aimed specifically at military individuals.
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This week in Congress: Military toxic exposure legislation nears the finish line (again)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 18, 2022.
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Pentagon plan for homeland cruise missile defense taking shape
The Pentagon is narrowing in on a plan for cruise missile defense for the homeland as think tank unveils its suggested architecture to protect against the growing threat.
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National Guard’s international training program needs better oversight, report finds
Partner countries aren’t thoroughly tracking training exercises.
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Troops’ use of TikTok may be national security threat, FCC commissioner says
A U.S. regulator says troops’ and families’ use of TikTok on personal devices could pose a national security threat.
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Dems target loophole that lets US proxy forces skip human rights vetting
Section 127e funds partners who conduct counterterrorism missions, while Section 1202 is intended for irregular warfare.
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Toxic exposure bill nears finish line with House approval
The measure will extend health care and disability benefits for veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
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‘The clutch isn’t engaged yet’: Lockheed posts slow sales amid supply chain woes
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive said Tuesday the U.S. and its allies are “changing gears” toward increased defense spending that will boost the company’s future sales ― but it will take time.
-
Lockheed, Pentagon strike deal for next three lots of F-35s
“We really, really need those Block 4 capabilities,” Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter said Saturday. “And so we want to make sure that the contract accomplishes that, and it will.”
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New 988 suicide prevention hotline gives vets, troops an easier option for emergency care
Officials expect a spike in requests for veteran suicide prevention services even though the new hotline isn’t aimed specifically at military individuals.
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This week in Congress: Military toxic exposure legislation nears the finish line (again)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 18, 2022.
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Pentagon plan for homeland cruise missile defense taking shape
The Pentagon is narrowing in on a plan for cruise missile defense for the homeland as think tank unveils its suggested architecture to protect against the growing threat.
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National Guard’s international training program needs better oversight, report finds
Partner countries aren’t thoroughly tracking training exercises.
-
Troops’ use of TikTok may be national security threat, FCC commissioner says
A U.S. regulator says troops’ and families’ use of TikTok on personal devices could pose a national security threat.
-
Dems target loophole that lets US proxy forces skip human rights vetting
Section 127e funds partners who conduct counterterrorism missions, while Section 1202 is intended for irregular warfare.
-
Toxic exposure bill nears finish line with House approval
The measure will extend health care and disability benefits for veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
-
‘The clutch isn’t engaged yet’: Lockheed posts slow sales amid supply chain woes
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive said Tuesday the U.S. and its allies are “changing gears” toward increased defense spending that will boost the company’s future sales ― but it will take time.
-
Lockheed, Pentagon strike deal for next three lots of F-35s
“We really, really need those Block 4 capabilities,” Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter said Saturday. “And so we want to make sure that the contract accomplishes that, and it will.”
-
New 988 suicide prevention hotline gives vets, troops an easier option for emergency care
Officials expect a spike in requests for veteran suicide prevention services even though the new hotline isn’t aimed specifically at military individuals.
-
This week in Congress: Military toxic exposure legislation nears the finish line (again)
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 18, 2022.
-
Pentagon plan for homeland cruise missile defense taking shape
The Pentagon is narrowing in on a plan for cruise missile defense for the homeland as think tank unveils its suggested architecture to protect against the growing threat.
-
National Guard’s international training program needs better oversight, report finds
Partner countries aren’t thoroughly tracking training exercises.
-
Troops’ use of TikTok may be national security threat, FCC commissioner says
A U.S. regulator says troops’ and families’ use of TikTok on personal devices could pose a national security threat.
-
Dems target loophole that lets US proxy forces skip human rights vetting
Section 127e funds partners who conduct counterterrorism missions, while Section 1202 is intended for irregular warfare.
-
Toxic exposure bill nears finish line with House approval
The measure will extend health care and disability benefits for veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
White House wrangles with Congress over ship, aircraft retirements
The two government branches are also clashing over nuclear modernization plans.
