Top Naval Stories Acquisition & Operations in 2015
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USNI polled its writers as well as experts across the nation to name the most important naval acquisition and naval operations stories of 2015.
FCW tells federal government Chief Information Officers to pursue the opportunities new IT acquisition reform has made available, or agencies will keep failing to meet Federal IT Acquisition Reform standards.
No details, of course, but cyber capabilities could be launched against ISIS, DefSec Ash Carter tells the Senate Armed Services Committee, reports Defense Systems.
The Obama administration releases its cyber strategy, which focuses on deterrence by denial and cost imposition, reports Defense Systems.
The Aviationist posts video of the first flight of Russia’s new, forward-swept wing jet trainer.
Bloomberg reports, the same Hepatitis C pill that costs $1000 in America, costs $4 in India.
Expect a milk shortage, warn dairy farmers in Texas and New Mexico, the result of a Christmas week storm with wind gusts up to 80 mph and snow drifts up to 14 feet high killed more than 30,000 dairy cows, CNBC reports.
The election year is here! Do you know politics inside out? Here’s a quiz from Politico, to test your memory.
With tensions flaring between Saudi Arabia and Iran, National Interest warns Iran which Saudi weapons to fear the most.
