Posted by Java Joe on January 15, 2024 · Leave a Comment
A lawsuit against the US Navy regarding weapons testing on the Potomac River has been settled. The Navy will be required to obtain a Clean Water Act permit to minimize the pollution impacts from its weapons testing at Dahlgren, VA.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags ADM Lisa Franchetti, Boeing 737, DefSec Lloyd Austin, F-25, F-35, Lockheed Martin, Navy SEALS, Navy surface fleet, NSWC Dahlgren, Potomac River test range, Taiwan, V-22 Osprey crash, VADM Brendan McLane
Posted by Java Joe on August 6, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The FAA gave preliminary approval to design changes for Boeing’s 737 MAX that should prevent crashes like the two that killed more than 300 people in October 2018 and March 2019.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags 737 MAX, Barksdale Air Force Base, Boeing 737, Bonhomme Richard, Gen Charles "CQ" Brown, Gen Charles Brown, Iron Dome, Larry Hogan, Minuteman missile, National Navy SEAL Museum, Rafael, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, Tamir interceptor, Vandenberg Air Force Base
Posted by Java Joe on November 21, 2019 · Leave a Comment
The HMS Queen Elizabeth visits Annapolis to host the 2019 Atlantic Future Forum of industry, military, and government to discuss artificial intelligence, robotics and big data.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Blue Origin, Boeing 737, cybersecurity, Gallagher, HMS Queen Elizabeth, HMS Saud, ISIS, JobZone, Lithuannia, Raimundas Karoblis, Security University, Syria
Posted by Java Joe on October 1, 2019 · Leave a Comment
The Type I Navy Working Uniform, called the “blueberry,” will no longer be authorized for wear. Blueberries are being discontinued today, Oct. 1, after an 11-year run.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags 2nd Fleet, Boeing 737, Brig. Gen. David Hamilton, China, Elon Musk, lanternflies, lanternfly, Navy blueberries, RADM Erik Ross, REAL ID, SpaceX, Starship Mk1, troops in Syria
Posted by Java Joe on April 25, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Eliminating DoD support agencies, such as Congress is considering, may not yield the big cost-savings legislators seek, says former DoD management officer, but consolidating IT services might, says Peter Levine.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Boeing 737, Bolton, CFM56-7B, CH-53K, Cisco, Dell, FAA, Facebook, Federal Aviation Administration, HP, ibm, Intel, Jackson, microsoft, Peter Levine, Pompeo, Poseidon, Ronny Jackson, technology chain, Unisys
