Posted by Publisher on June 3, 2013 · Leave a Comment
A re-work of furlough scheduling qualifies Navy employees for unemployment insurance and a re-think of tactical nuclear strikes is needed now says a Pentagon-respected think-tank.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags chinese, cyber security, defense stocks, drone strike, drones, executive pay, furloughed unemployment benefits, hackathon, hacking, hagel, Lindsay Graham, national civic day of hacking, Obama, pay cap, satellite technology, sexual assault victims, Syria, tactical nuclear strike, unemployment benefits for Navy employees, White House, Yemen
Posted by Publisher on May 30, 2013 · Leave a Comment
With only days before the services must report their IOC for the Joint Strike Fighter, the Navy’s date is still under wraps. Also, a primer on war-fighting bandwidth satellites and a NOAA satellite conks out, again.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags Applied Technology Division, ATD, Carl Levin, Chinese president, CSC, deter cyber theft bill, drone killed Taliban commander, F-35, GOES East, GOES-13, GOES-14, IOC, JSF, Obama, PAE, SAR, Senator Levin, Wasp, Wasp modifications, WGS
Posted by Publisher on May 29, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Cyberattacks are not unexpected, DARPA wants them as predictable as conventional warfare stratagems.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags Chinese hackers, cloud contract, Colin Powell, DARPA, Defense Information Systems Agency, furlough notices, Global Hawk, GOES stellites, House Armed Services Committee, infiltratede DoD, Northrop Grumman, Triton, WGS-t, X47-B
Posted by Publisher on May 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment
As defense budgets are marked up, drones clear hurdles technically and philosophically.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags cocaine, defense budget, drones, exempt furlough, House Armed Services Committee, Moore Oklahoma, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agencym, Northrop Grumman, reservists, Rhino, sexual assault mlitary, Super Hornet, terrorists, Triton, UCLAS
Posted by Publisher on May 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment
A dozen spending bills are filing out of committees, the Defense authorization bill will carry an array of proposals regarding military sexual assault. VA looks to be an early favorite with legislators.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags Apple DoD, Arctic, armed drones, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Chinese cybersecurity, Defense authoirzation bill, East Coast missile site, mental healt professionals, new ocean, sexual assault, spending bills, U.S. Coast Guard
Posted by Publisher on May 21, 2013 · Leave a Comment
JSF continues a week of successes at Pax, but the week ahead for Defense Authorization Bills look less sunny.
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Posted by Publisher on May 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Sexual assault expected to drag into Congressional discussions of Defense budget authorization.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags budget battle, cost estimates, cyber security, furloughs, intentional departure, Lockheed Martin, missle launchers, mobile missile launchers Navy UCLASS, Morning Coffee, naval weapons, Navy undersecretary, North Korea, sequstration, underwater opitcs, veritcal launch
Posted by Publisher on May 16, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Investing in smarter drones could determine the future, which includes carriers no matter what, say Navy officials.
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Posted by Publisher on May 15, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Eleven furlough days announced same day as first carrier catapult launch of X-47B UCAS. Also, how ‘drones’ were named.
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Category Morning Coffee · Tags drones, federal IT contracts, foreign military sales, furloughs, House Appropriations Committee, JSF lightning protection, PTSD, reverse auctions, South China Sea, U.S. Coast Guard, X-47B UCAS
