Just over a century ago, America faced two crises simultaneously. The first unfolded as our troops clashed with adversaries in the World War I. Then a new enemy appeared—the 1918 influenza pandemic. While this virus killed tens of thousands of Americans and threatened the readiness of the U.S. military, our leaders understood they could not […]
"The first is scheduled for Nigeria," Gen. Stephen Lyons, TRANSCOM chief told reporters today, involving transport of "150 passengers" to Washington Dulles Airport in Virginia by civil aviation aircraft.
Reducing cognitive overload on warfighters while improving “time to trust” for autonomous systems is a matter of design.
The Defense Working Capital Fund -- which allows DoD to make investments in things like depot maintenance, transportation, and supply management in the near term and recoup the costs through future year pricing deals -- gets $1.5 billion.
During an almost hour-long press conference at the Pentagon this morning, the DoD’s top acquisition official, Ellen Lord, often struggled to answer questions over what segments of the defense industry could be put into action producing things like ventilators and masks, which are in short supply at hospitals across the country.