- A few million more for defense.
The U.S. Department of Defense is by far the largest supporter of research and development in the federal government, accounting for more than half the ......
- Flier's Poker
Driven by Defense Department expenditures, agency spending on travel boomed in fiscal 2005, up $2.2 billion to $15.4 billion, according to the Office of Management ......
- Reorganizing the guard
Lt. Gen. Steven Blum, the new, chief of the National Guard Bureau, plans a wide-ranging reorganization that will affect personnel in. every state, territory and ......
- Military to increase dependence on commercial
communications.
The satellite communications industry is bullish about future growth in military business. The industry's support of combat operations in Afghanistan and Iraq has helped solidify ......
- New Congress may have contractors in its sights.
The recent mid-term elections, which returned both houses of Congress to the Democratic Party, will change the Congressional agenda in many ways, both large and ......
- Investments should target urban warfare.
Despite all the leaps and bounds the nation has made in defense technologies to claim military dominance, there is still one domain that has proven ......
- Equipment requests raise procurement integrity questions.
The increasingly frequent practice of tagging combat equipment requests as "urgent" needs has resulted in widespread abuse of the system, military officials and congressional investigators ......
- Army's swift response to soldier
needs.
Among the hard-learned lessons of the wars that U.S. forces have been fighting for the past three years is the importance of having a military ......
- R&D center designs new tests for
decontaminants.
The Army's Edgewood Chemical Biological Center in Aberdeen, Md., has developed a new test method that will allow military and medical communities to better assess ......
- War Gadgets a Big Business
HEADNOTE The need for modern combat equipment in Iraq and Afghanistan boosts sales for tech companies. With billions of dollars in laptop computers, portable satellite ......
- Out With the Old
HEADNOTE Today's civil service system might not disappear quite as quickly as the Bush administration hopes. When the history of the Bush administration is written, ......
- Come Together
HEADNOTE MANAGEMENT MATTERS HEADNOTE The military must foster partnerships as it focuses on stability operations A potentially monumental change, from a management standpoint, took place ......
- Acquisition Awards--General Services Administration: Right place, right time
By the mid-1990s, Pennsylvania had some of the highest energy rates in the country. To contain soaring electricity costs, lawmakers turned to deregulation, allowing consumers ......