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The number of TRICARE beneficiaries who get health care from military facilities is about half what it was 20 years ago. DoD now wants those patients back.
A congressionally mandated commission found that the force-sizing construct in the 2022 National Defense Strategy is "inadequate."
Lawmakers say agencies need to be more transparent and modernize how they handle classified information to "reestablish trust" with the American people.
Before undertaking this effort, HRC had internal discussions about how they would define the difference between customer service and customer experience.
The military runs on software and many units have adopted the latest techniques for continuous delivery of secure code. One program supporting is Platform One.
On Capitol Hill and inside the Pentagon, there are efforts underway to make sure the PPBE commission's report on budget reform doesn't get ignored.
Col. Craig Frank, the CIO of the Space Systems Command, said to reduce cyber risks satellites and ground control systems are using zero trust capabilities.
The Guard will hold either a change of responsibility ceremony or a relinquishment of responsibility in case the Senate doesn’t confirm Gen. Nordhaus next week.
"This year, we have met our reservation numbers. We're on the trajectory to at least stop losing people at a greater rate," said Adm. Linda Fagan.
Legal experts say a recent case before the Court of Federal Claims further cements the path for unsuccessful vendors to seek judicial relief for OTAs.
Col. Kris Saling, director of innovation for Army Recruiting Command, said there are multiple tools that her division is trying to pilot aimed at retention.
Hundreds of amendments are introduced to both the Senate and House version of the National Defense Authorization Act. Not all of them make it, but are debated.
Experimentation will start this year in Indo-Pacific Command, part of a broader effort to move weapons system support closer to where it's likely to be needed.
Ideal collaboration will drive a continuous loop in which industry invests, develops and demonstrates with federal agency end user requirements top of mind.
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