Posted by Java Joe on January 30, 2023 · Leave a Comment
US military weapons sales to other countries saw a major increase in 2022, up nearly $51.9 billion.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags AMERICANS Act, comet, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Dr. Joel Mozer, Ivyhill Technologies, mail delivery, military arms sales, military recruitment, military rollover deaths, Ukraine, US Space Force, veterans homelessness
Posted by Java Joe on February 17, 2022 · Leave a Comment
More than 110 American companies, high-level officials, and cutting-edge military aircraft were present this week at the three-day Singapore Airshow 2022. The show is the preeminent defense exhibition and biennial international aviation trade show in the Pacific region.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Aerojet Rocketdyne, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Jim Hursch, Lockheed Martin, Marine Corps marathon, Oracle National Security Regions, PFAS, Rachel Labatt, singapore airshow, US Postal Service, USS Carl Vinson
Posted by Java Joe on November 16, 2021 · Leave a Comment
Military and civilian participants are invited to join HACKtheMACHINE this week to help the US Navy solve digital, data, and cyber problems. The Office of Naval Research calls the hacking competition the “Blue Angels for geeks.”
Category Morning Coffee · Tags Cyber Command, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Dubai Airshow, General Atomics, Hack the Machine, Mieke Eoyang, RADM Lorin Selby, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, unmanned aerial systems, USS Nimitz, VADM Johnny Wolfe
Posted by Java Joe on December 8, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The US approved $175 billion in arms sales to foreign nations in fiscal 2020. That is a 2.8% increase over the prior fiscal year’s $170 billion in sales.
Category Morning Coffee · Tags AIRWorks, Alywn Cashe, arms sales, aviation safety, Christmas Star, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, drug testing policy, Medal of Honor, Project Avenger, veteran unemployment, VH-92 Marine One
Posted by Java Joe on July 8, 2020 · Leave a Comment
It was a happy Independence Day for American defense companies, with news approval of almost $7.5 billion in potential foreign military sales approved by the State Dept to five different countries announced Monday.
Posted by Publisher on June 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Climate change & security threats draw lawmakers’ attention, U.S. military aircraft draw little attention at Paris Air Show, EADS showcases Tropospheric Airship.
Category Leader Features, Morning Coffee · Tags Adm. Cecil Haney, Brig. Gen. Anderson, Brigadier General Cheney, catamaran design, climate change, contractor security clearances, defense budget, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Dianne Feinstein, EADS, Edward Snowden, fixed-wing aircraft, Hng Kong, John Kerry, NSA, Obama, paris air show, Saudi Arabian National Guard, Smartronix, Tropospheric Airship, Vice Adm. Gunn