Biodefense is force protection: Ready today, prepared for tomorrow
A decorated combat aviator and biotech CEO advocates preparing for novel viral threats before the next crisis.
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Strengthening the Aerospace and Defense industrial supply chain
Matt Magaña, president, Defense & National Security, Voyager Technologies explains how we must reshape the Aerospace and Defense industrial supply chain to make it stronger, smarter and more resilient.
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The reasons why Group 2 drones are right-sized for the fight
Fuel cell technology lets smaller, more versatile VTOLs handle tasks previously reserved for larger drones.
Air Force’s outgoing acquisition chief on NGAS, CCA and his biggest regrets
Speaking to Breaking Defense, Andrew Hunter said that the CCA loyal wingman program is proof the Air Force can move forward in new directions.
‘Money truck’ awaits: Army officials chafe at defense industry’s inability to increase production
“I am personally no longer interested in hearing about COVID. That time is over, okay? It is time to deliver and produce and meet the commitment,” Brig. Gen. Michael Lalor said at GVSETS 2024.
Delays on CVN-80 reignites anxiety in shipbuilding base about lasting damage of COVID-19
The head of a shipbuilding trade association says future delays could provoke layoffs in the industrial base.
Preparing for the next global pandemic: What a recent wargame teaches us
Dan Mahaffee of the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress lays out lessons learned from a recent pandemic-related war game.
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Engineering decision advantage for the warfighter
Multi-orbit mission capabilities are accelerating decision making across domains.
Learning from COVID-19, Pentagon’s Biodefense Council to break down stovepipes
A senior US official said it would be "foolish" to underestimate the number of countries developing defensive or offensive bioprograms.
GDIT drastically upping investments in DoD emerging tech areas like AI, zero trust
GDIT President Amy Gilliland spoke to Breaking Defense about how the tech company is redirecting its investments to meet the technological demands of the day, including incorporating lessons from Ukraine.
Interview: With radars and UAVs, Israel’s IAI diving ‘full force’ into US market
Israel Aerospace Industries President and CEO Boaz Levy speaks to Breaking Defense about his envisioned 'network' of firms in the US, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and new Gulf customers.
Cyber can now create biowarfare effects, without a bioweapon
The digitization of medicine and biomedical research has been a boon for medical breakthroughs, but comes at a cost. From ransomware attacks at hospitals to intellectual property breaches at research centers, cybersecurity is now a major concern in the medical world. In the following op-ed, three experts at the intersection of national security and health […]
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Addressing the ‘four tyrannies’ of the Pacific to keep logistics flowing
Predictive artificial intelligence and autonomy will reshape how forces are sustained across the Pacific.
In the era of COVID, the NASSCO shipyard’s big challenge is people
“That's our biggest challenge, straight up, is people right now,” Peter Radzicki, manager for new construction strategic planning, told Breaking Defense.
To keep LCS going, new captain sees ‘sailor-centric’ self-reliance strategy
“When the bullets start flying... I can't wait to send somebody out there. I need somebody there now,” said Capt. Khary Hembree-Bey, program manager for LCS fleet introduction and sustainment.
Milley, Berger test positive for COVID-19
Milley experiencing "very minor" symptoms; other Joint Chiefs tested negative, Pentagon says.
How COVID-19 changed Navy ops, according to SWO boss
The most senior surface warfare officer in the Navy says COVID-19 has forced more self-reliance.