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“[W]hat is the appetite [among operators] for fast, rapid delivery of capability, because that capability will not be the 100 percent capability,” said Maj. Gen. Stephen Purdy, acting head of space acquisition at the Air Force.
ElementUS Minerals has received a $29.9 million award from the Defense Department to bolster the domestic supply chain for two critical minerals, gallium and scandium, by separating and purifying them […]
“I predict that what you’re going to see is something that is far more… limited, both in terms of the number of threats that are feasibly able to be stopped, and also in terms of the area that [can be] defended against,” said Tom Karako with CSIS…
Lt. Gen. Dale White has been nominated for a fourth star in the new role of direct reporting portfolio manager (DRPM) for Critical Major Weapons Systems.
As part of the defense deal, Riyadh will purchase nearly 300 tanks from Washington.
The Pentagon’s chief technology officer (CTO) has trimmed down the department’s list of critical technology priorities to six categories, focused on artificial intelligence, information dominance, biomanufacturing, contested logistics, directed energy …
Rep. Rob Wittman, R.-Va., said today that the biggest unresolved issues in voting on the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act are those that cross committee jurisdictional lines in the Senate.
Under Secretary for Research & Engineering Emil Michael pruned a sprawling list of “critical technology areas” down from 14 to just six: AI, quantum, biomanufacturing, contested logistics, directed energy (lasers, microwave weapons, et al), and hy…
Pentagon acquisition chief Michael Duffey has approved the Space Development Agency’s Independent Review Team (SDA IRT) report, which team members signed off on in May–an approval that had been on […]
The goal is to produce a cyber force capable of defeating threats posed by major adversaries such as China.
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