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China is not being as open as U.S. officials would like it to e about its continued advancements in weaponry such as jet fighters and aircraft carriers, according to the Pentagon. […]

A top intelligence official said the U.S. government needs to shift resources from traditional warfare systems to those that counter cyber attacks, but lamented the public and Congress may not […]

The State Department has fined Raytheon [RTN] $8 million for “hundreds” of violations of export control laws over the last decade and said the defense firm has shown a “corporate-wide […]

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel will decide soon how many civilian employees will be forced to take unpaid leave because of “sequestration” budget cuts, and those furloughs could impact the military […]

A top analyst said as the Pentagon tries to thwart “sequestration” budget reductions it should “take a lesson” from how Congress rushed to make those cuts less onerous on the […]

Two congressional scrutinizers of defense spending want to know what Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is doing to reduce duplicative Pentagon programs.  Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) sent […]

A new Navy panel is studying whether the military should use the Joint High Speed Vessel (JHSV) for more than transporting troops in theater. Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan […]

Driving down production costs and attacking long-term lifecycle costs are a top priority for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, service and program office officials yesterday told members of the Senate […]

Pennsylvania Sen. Robert Casey (D) made it clear he’s a strong supporter of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, speaking April 23 to suppliers of the BAE Systems’ heavy armor vehicle on […]

Army Secretary John McHugh told lawmakers the service is keeping an eye on the industrial base during dips in weapons work, pointing to the imminent release of a long-awaited report […]