2020 NDAA

Does the military need a separate service for cyber? Some lawmakers think so; DoD isn’t sure

DoD hasn’t yet weighed in with an official position on whether a notional “cyber force” should become a new seventh branch of the armed services, despite…

Defense News

Military leaders seek measures to end food insecurity among service members

Defense

(U.S. Army Photo by Bridgett Siter)

Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division used the latest prototype of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) during a training exercise in October at Fort Pickett, Va. The event was part of a larger Soldier Touch Point, the third major milestone in the development and testing of the IVAS, which will undergo one more STP in the spring before initial fielding next year. (U.S. Army Photo by Bridgett Siter)

Army delays $22B augmented reality goggle program

Defense

(AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Space Force wants to reorganize some offices as it continues setting up

Space Operations

DoD CMO gains new cachet as ‘secretary of the fourth estate’

On DoD

The key provisions in this year’s NDAA

Off the Shelf

With the contract finalized, NAPA’s congressionally-mandated OPM study is underway

Workforce

Esper signs tenant bill of rights for families, but some provisions missing

Defense

2020 NDAA helped guardsman and reservists make plans for early retirement

Defense

No shortage of small procurement adjustments in 2020 NDAA

Federal Drive

Pentagon racing to establish new chief data officer within CIO’s office

Defense

US Army doctor holding stethoscope - studio shot

Exclusive

Internal memo shows Army wants to halt MTF transfers to DHA

The Army wants to put the breaks on transferring its health facilities to the DoD, a Federal News Network exclusive story.

Army

These IT, cyber provisions in the NDAA may have flown under your radar

The 2020 Defense authorization bill includes almost 1,800 pages and we found several important and interesting provisions that you should know about ranging…

Reporter's Notebook

Esper gives Pentagon new set of marching orders to cut lower-priority spending

Defense

Esper’s memo told military services, combatant commands and Defense agencies to get ready for another iteration of reforms meant to cut lower-priority costs.