There is an event later today, if you are looking to start a business. It is focusing on entrepreneurship for members of the military or their spouses.
The Air Force requests $140 million for privatized family housing projects at two of its bases in fiscal 2025. Lawmakers are not quite sold on the idea.
David Cattler, a longtime intelligence official, sees a range of both near- and long-term priorities in his new role as director at DCSA.
At the July 3 sentencing hearing, the scheme could result in five years of corporate probation and a half-million-dollar fine.
Defense officials want to demonstrate a new demolition and consolidation concept at five bases over the next three years.
While the Army and Air Force are projected to meet its recruitment goals this year, the Navy will most likely miss its recruitment targets for the second year.
Concerns were raised in 2022 about the cases of a rare type of pediatric brain cancer among children living at Cannon Air Force Base.
“[Air National Guardsmen] will be able to continue to serve in the way that they currently would serve,” said Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall.
Military spouses experience the highest unemployment rate in the country. A congressional panel is pushing for military spouse support in the 2025 defense bill.
A CYBERCOM acquisition leader says she doesn’t want the command’s burgeoning buying program to be ‘stodgy and antiquated.'
Federal agencies are looking at different ways to utilize artificial intelligence. But just how much of their budgets are agency leaders willing to put AI?
Margaret Boatner, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for strategy and acquisition reform, said new approaches to buying software already are paying off.
A new strategy from the Defense Department outlines how the agency plans to sync up its interests with the commercial space companies, it works with.
Project Overmatch delivery continues to be ahead of schedule. “As far as the exact numbers – it’s more than strike groups," said Rear Adm. Douglas Small.
Army officials are considering cuts to the Army Credentialing Assistance program and the tuition assistance program.