Lockheed's Management Practices To Face Scrutiny In March Review
Inside the Pentagon, July 29, 2010 -- The Lockheed Martin division that builds the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, which for years has broken key Pentagon management rules, will be scrutinized again in March by defense officials seeking improvement in the company's management score.
Volume Radar Contracted For DDG-1000 Could Be Shifted To CVN-79
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Marines Launch First Equipment Accountability Review In Afghanistan
Inside the Pentagon, July 29, 2010 -- The Marine Corps has launched its first-ever review of equipment accountability and visibility in Afghanistan to uncover and fix problems that prevent military leaders from accurately tracking the movement of Marine vehicles, weapons and other assets throughout the country.
House Appropriators Mark Up FY-11 Defense Spending Bill
Insitu Wins STUAS Award
Boeing subsidiary Insitu Inc. has been awarded a contract for the Small Tactical Unmanned Air System after months of delays, the Pentagon announced today.
- Insitu Wins STUAS Award
- OMB To Review High-Risk IT Projects
- Official: Engine Contaminants Found In Amphibious Ship Green Bay Earlier This Year
- Bordallo Skeptical Of Navy's Preferred Site For Guam Marines Relocation
- Congressmen Urge Appropriators To Fund F-35 Second Engine
- Independent Panel's Final QDR Report
- House Statement On FY-11 Defense Appropriations Bill Mark-Up
- Independent Panel's Draft QDR Evaluation
- CRS Report On FY-10 Supplemental 'Supplemental for Wars, Disaster Assistance, Haiti Relief, and Other Programs'
- CRS Report On 'The Cost of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Other Global War on Terror Operations Since 9/11'
- Defense Business Board Briefing Slides On Reducing Overhead, Improving DOD Business Ops
McHale Takes Homeland Defense Concerns To QDR Independent Panel
Pentagon Restores Homeland Defense Job For Crisis Management
Navy Advisers Mull Small Vessel Threats After Classified Data Delay
House Floor Debate On The FY-10 Supplemental Appropriations Bill
House Statement On FY-11 Defense Appropriations Bill Mark-Up
Lawmakers' Floor Statements On 2010 Supplemental Appropriations Bill
Two-Star: Concern Mounts Over Timeliness Of Aircraft Simulator Updates
Industrial Development Lags For Micro-Displays, Hinders Technology
July 2010 JFCOM Fact Sheet On Empire Challenge 10
DOD presses ahead with a key satellite program, the Marines take stock of their gear, and the Pentagon plans to scrutinize the management practices of the U.S. military's largest equipment provider.
07/29/2010Stamp Of Approval
The Senate Intelligence Committee today approved the nomination of Lt. Gen. James Clapper to become the next director of national intelligence by a 15-0 vote. His nomination will subsequently be taken up for consideration by . . .
07/29/2010Empire Challenge
U.S. Joint Forces Command this week kicked off an annual intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance interoperability exercise "that showcases emerging ISR capabilities, and provides vital lessons learned to improve joint and combined ISR interoperability to support . . .
07/28/2010Fleet Readiness
House Armed Services readiness subcommittee Chairman Randy Forbes (R-VA) said at a hearing this morning on the Navy's fleet readiness that "it has become wholly evident that decisions driven by near-term budget pressures have resulted . . .
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