Balt. Disaster Aid Denied, MD Seeks Reversal
MD Senators and Congressmen join Gov. Hogan, ask Obama to reconsider denial of Balt. disaster aid, requested following recent unrest in the city.
Modern Warfare Could Leave F-35s Behind
Cost overruns, scheduling delays, & performance failures haven’t done it, but modern warfare may reduce the need for all 2,443 F-35s the US ordered.
Sales Opportunities in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is the underlying need for DoD contracts, suggesting it may be time for contractors to consider cyber- insurance.
Latest Army Cuts Will Hit Domestic Bases
It isn’t the Army’s first or the largest reduction in personnel, but it will hit domestic bases in ways earlier reductions have not.
War Becomes More Complicated
Cyber war, hybrid war, terrorism, space security; more battlefronts than ever confront the US military; policy makers struggle to build readiness.
Declaration of Independence Painting Staged
John Trumbull gave us the portraits of the famous men who signed the Declaration of Independence, but not a snapshot of July 4,1776 history.
F-35s Perform Well Against Army in War Games
No F-35 was “shot down” during the fighter jet’s first major participation in Green Flag exercises, but is not as maneuverable as F-22 or F-16.
Pilot Says F-35 Can’t Dogfight
Maneuverability of the Joint Strike Fighter is insufficient to participate in a dogfight, according to a brief by a test pilot.
Navy Unmanned Weapon Systems Gets Director
Navy names RADM Robert P. Girrier its first director of unmanned weapon systems,
