Top Medical Officer Mentors Via VTC
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75th Rangers Streamlines Selection
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Afghan, SF Partnership Shows 'Success'
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Gates Wages a Budget War and a Gamble
At the heart of U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates's new gambit lie two bold guesses: first, that his budget cuts and force reductions will do more good than harm; and second, that Congress, the White House and even the public will accept the sacrifices and dig no deeper into warfighting capability.
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Saudis Want Raytheon AESA Radar on F-15s
A major sticking point on the sale by the U.S. of 84 new F-15S strike-fighters to Saudi Arabia is the degree of sophistication of the long-range aircraft's radars.
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Afghanistan Drives Pentagon Fuel Deals
The Pentagon spent about $4.8 billion on fuel and liquid propellants in 2009, making them the third-highest expense for the U.S. military last year, according to an Aerospace DAILY analysis of federal contracting data provided by the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting.
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DARPA Eyes Crowd-Sourcing to Generate Ideas
Looking beyond the aerospace and defense industry for more than just inspiration, the Pentagon's advanced research arm wants to tap a wider population for ideas ranging from spacecraft software to military vehicles.
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BAE-Northrop GCV Hybrid Drive a Gamble
Executives for BAE Systems and Northrop Grumman acknowledge that U.S. Army leadership is somewhat split on the benefits of a hybrid-electric drive for the service's new Ground Combat Vehicle (GCV), but they say their bid featuring such a system is worth the gambit.
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Member of the Month: Allie Trevillian
Allie Trevillian has been an Army wife since her husband, Spc. James Trevillian, enlisted in September 2006. James is an information technology specialist with the 3rd Army's G-6, or chief information office, at Fort McPherson, Ga.
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Vehicles Drive Pentagon Purchasing
The Pentagon shift in focus from Iraq to Afghanistan last year did little to blunt the military's appetite for ground vehicle acquisition.
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