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Tuesday January 7
- U.S. To Ship Drones To Iraqis, White House Confirms
- Analyst Says Boeing’s New Machinists’ Contract ‘Watershed Event’
- SpaceX Successfully Launches Thaicom-6 Communications Satellite
- First Littoral Combat Ship Patrolled South China Sea Last Year
- Air Force Awards Contracts For Future Medium Class Stage III ICBM Motor Development
- Alenia Aermacchi Expects Coast Guard To Upgrade C-27Js It Receives From Air Force
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Monday, January 6
- DEFENSE WATCH
- FireEye Acquires Mandiant To Provide Complete Suite Of Cyber Security Solutions
- More Interoperability Needed In Unmanned Systems, Pentagon Says
- Israel Conducts Second Flight Of Upgraded Arrow Interceptor
- NDAA Requires Air Force Plan To Implement New EELV Acquisition Strategy
- Report: Increase in Unmanned Systems Will Require Better, More Communications
- Motorola Solutions Acquires Twisted Pair
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Friday, January 3, 2014
- Defense Aerospace Market To Contract While Commercial Expands, Deloitte Study Finds
- Maritime Domain Awareness Action Plan Calls For Information Sharing Architecture
- Huntington Ingalls Acquires Consulting Firm S.M. Stoller
- Air Force Awards Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Space Fence Risk Reduction Study Contracts
- Pentagon Aims To Arm More Drones
- FAA Announces Test Sites For UAV Integration
- Rockwell Collins Finalizes Acquisition Of ARINC Inc.
- Senators Request DoD Delay Environmental Assessment Of Active Minuteman III Silos
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; Monday, December 23, 2013
- DEFENSE WATCH
- Senators Lament Handling of NDAA But Won’t Seek Procedural Changes Next Year
- Appropriators Seek Deal by Jan. 6 to Allow Time For Votes Before Jan. 15 Deadline
- Army Taps Fort Gordon As New Cyber/Network Operations Headquarters
- SECNAV Moves To Improve In-Port Contracting
- Mayorkas Confirmed To Be DHS Deputy On Party-Line Vote
- Air Force Awards Lockheed Martin $449 Million In JASSM Contracts
- PAE Names John Heller As CEO
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; Friday, December 20, 2013
- Pentagon Welcomes Budget Agreement But Says Cuts Will Go Forward
- Air Force To Have Fully Integrated Network By Spring 2014
- Saab Could Deliver Gripens To Brazil As Early As 2016
- L-3 Acquires Radar Sensor Firm Mustang Technology
- CSIS Reports Indicates Market Share Among Defense Contractors Broadening
- Army Finds Success And Capability In Vehicle-Mounted High Energy Laser Tests
- Affordable Thrust, Lift Key Technologies Air Force Should Pursue, Official Says
- Sweden Orders More BAE Systems All Terrain Vehicles
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Prevention & Response: Preparedness Is Priority No. 1
Preparedness is the foundation on which all else is built, and it must be given proper attention to ensure effective organizational readiness. In the previous issue I discussed the value and importance of prevention
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New Products
Multi-Sensor Handheld Chemical Identifier Smiths Detection, part of the global technology business Smiths Group, has launched its multi-sensor
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The International Association of Fire Chiefs: More Inclusive Than You Might Imagine
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIation of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) is a membership association of management personnel in the fire service that was originally organized in 1873 as The National Association of Fire Engineers
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Training: Training Options for Industrial Brigades
Two TEEX pros provide guidance for developing training programs and choosing a certification or noncertification approach. In-plant emergencies are stressful for everyone involved, including those in the
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Security: Changing Views of the Terrorism/Technology Connection
The 2001 World Trade Center attack propelled the private/corporate security function into a highly professional and technical domain. Security concerns have climbed out of the basement, up into executive
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