Ash Carter

Ash Carter, defense chief who opened combat to women, dies

Ash Carter, the Obama administration defense secretary who opened military combat jobs to women, has died at age 68. His family says he died after suffering…

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Inside the Five-Sided Box: a conversation with Ash Carter

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SPECIAL REPORT: Failure is an option for DoD’s experimental agency, but how much?

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Blake Dremann, Alivia Stehlik, Jennifer Peace, Patricia King, Akira Wyatt

New Pentagon transgender rule sets limits for troops

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New consortium wants to build defense partnerships to take advantage of recent acquisition changes

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DIU(x)

DIU(x) doing some introspection after public ‘hiccups’

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As OTAs grow, traditional contractors are reaping the benefits

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Attorney General Scott Pruitt of Oklahoma speaking at the 2016 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland.

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House Dems slam EPA’s Pruitt for allegedly delaying FOIA requests

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Former DoD chief Ash Carter calls Space Force a ‘bad idea’

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Senate committee proposes biggest change to military personnel in nearly 30 years

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2019 probably isn’t the year for personnel reform in the NDAA

Reporter's Notebook

Where are all the Coast Guard’s mid-career women going?

Mid-career women in the Coast Guard are leaving at a much higher rate than other demographics.

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Office of Naval Research is DoD’s newest organization to set up innovation cell

ONR is following the trend of doing things just like Silicon Valley.

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Keeping women in the military takes more than just opening up combat roles, committee says

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The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services says DoD needs better focus on women in mid-career ranks.