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Defense Department’s Replicator program must increase its speed

The Defense Department will need to pick up the pace and look for funding for Replicator if it wants to utilize the innovations and advantages of the program…

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Small tech companies ask Congress for changes to make acquisition easier to navigate

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Cisneros to leave Pentagon in early September after controversial tenure

Defense

Efforts to diversify military target of culture wars

Defense

House, Senate committees approve 2024 NDAA, including 5.2% pay raise

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House Armed Services passes $874 billion defense authorization bill

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House Armed Services Committee endorses new management structure for Space Force

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House defense bills include big push to raise pay for junior military members

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Air Force plans drones with commercially available components

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Military leaders seek measures to end food insecurity among service members

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FILE - The U.S. Capitol dome is seen from a window in the Cannon House Office Building at the Capitol in Washington, June 21, 2022. Federal regulations run through American life, touching on everything we consume, the air we breathe, the water we drink. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)

GOP House members named chairmen of Armed Services and Veterans Affairs Committees

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Defense Department raises rates in effort to hire, retain, child care workers

Military families will see an increase in what they pay for childcare as DoD looks to hire and retain more child care staff.

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Defense officials say a year-long continuing resolution would be ‘The Bad Place’

Many of DoD’s plans and programs will have to wait if the budget goes to a year-long continuing resolution.

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Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., is interviewed about the Relay, an electric autonomous vehicle, in Fairfax, Va., Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020. The future of transportation arrived in northern Virginia, looking like a big blue toaster on wheels that can seat six and drive itself through the region’s notorious traffic. State and local officials debuted the Relay system Thursday, an all-electric, autonomous vehicle that will provide free shuttle rides back and forth from the Dunn Loring Metrorail stop to the bustling Mosaic District in Fairfax County, Va. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

Language to block future Schedule F absent from compromise version of NDAA

Workforce

Though the compromise version of the 2023 NDAA removes language preventing a revival of Schedule F, the bill includes provisions to expand workers’ compensation for federal firefighters and create an online directory of political appointees.

House Armed Services Committee

Defense Department’s Replicator program must increase its speed

Small tech companies ask Congress for changes to make acquisition easier to navigate

Cisneros to leave Pentagon in early September after controversial tenure

Efforts to diversify military target of culture wars

House, Senate committees approve 2024 NDAA, including 5.2% pay raise

House Armed Services passes $874 billion defense authorization bill

House Armed Services Committee endorses new management structure for Space Force

House defense bills include big push to raise pay for junior military members

Air Force plans drones with commercially available components

Military leaders seek measures to end food insecurity among service members

GOP House members named chairmen of Armed Services and Veterans Affairs Committees

Defense Department raises rates in effort to hire, retain, child care workers

Defense officials say a year-long continuing resolution would be ‘The Bad Place’

Language to block future Schedule F absent from compromise version of NDAA

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