John Liang

John Liang is managing editor of InsideDefense and Inside Missile Defense. He has been with the IWP Defense Group since 1997. He holds a master's degree in international policy studies from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey and a bachelor's degree in languages from Georgetown University.

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Daily News | December 10, 1999

The British defense ministry yesterday awarded Northrop Grumman Corporation the second installment of a three-phase contract to study how to recover damaged data from military communications systems following an information warfare attack.

Daily News | December 10, 1999

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization announced that it is "fully prepared" for the Year 2000 computer date change.

Daily News | December 6, 1999

President Bill Clinton late last week signed the fiscal year 2000 Intelligence Authorization Act into law despite previously expressing disagreement with some of its provisions.

Daily News | December 3, 1999

At a ceremony in Pretoria, South Africa's defense ministry today signed a contract to buy Hawk trainer aircraft and Gripen fighter aircraft.

Daily News | December 2, 1999

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General George Robertson today applauded those members of the alliance who are spending more on defense, saying troops well-trained, equipped and ready for action are "crucial" if the alliance is to carry out all its missions in the future.

Daily News | December 1, 1999

Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) today called on U.S. NATO allies to contribute more of their resources to the alliance.

Daily News | November 24, 1999

The Pentagon yesterday released its latest list of major defense acquisition program cost and schedule changes.

Daily News | November 23, 1999

The Navy yesterday awarded a $7.4 million contract for Lightweight Tactical Automated Communications Control Systems (LTACCS) to California Microwave Systems, a unit of Northrop Grumman Corporation, according to a company statement.

Daily News | November 18, 1999

The Pentagon this week awarded $500 million worth of medical equipment contracts to Bayer Corporation's AGFA Division of Ridgefield Park, NJ, and IBM Global Government Industry of Houston, TX.

Daily News | November 17, 1999

Computer Sciences Corp. and Nichols Research Corp. yesterday announced they had completed the merger of the two companies.

Daily News | November 12, 1999

The General Accounting Office this week recommended the Air Force strengthen its management oversight procedures for handling excess inventory.

Daily News | November 12, 1999

Northrop Grumman, the fifth-largest U.S. defense contractor, today announced it had signed an agreement to acquire Navia Aviation AS, an operating unit of Navia ASA of Oslo, Norway.

Daily News | November 12, 1999

Rep. Bob Barr (R-GA) today said he hoped that rumors defense giant Lockheed Martin is closing its plant in Marietta, GA, are just that - rumors.

Daily News | November 11, 1999

The Pentagon yesterday announced three potential foreign military sales collectively worth half a billion dollars to the Netherlands, Colombia and Egypt.

Daily News | November 10, 1999

South Korea has asked to buy $4.2 billion worth of Patriot Advanced Capability-3 missile systems, according to the Defense Department.

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