DoD’s incoming no. 2 man vowed the Pentagon will share some recommendations with Congress before the end of the year.

Will government and industry officials heed the drumbeat of warnings about U.S. cyber-unpreparedness?

The HASC chairman warns that even if the ‘super committee’ gets a deal, DoD still might endure a deep budget cut.

The Army says it’s embracing the myriad internal changes required to improve the way it buys weapons, gear and services.

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A new White House order spells out how a new government center will try to neutralize or counter extremist messaging.

The tumultuous decade since the Sept. 11. attacks.

The heavyweights in the aerospace defense game want to have a little chat with Pentagon leaders about this budget situation.

The Marines are trying something crazy with their new amphibious vehicle: Putting engineers and program officials in the same room.

Everyone wants a blueprint to guide the coming defense build-down, but who today can draw up a credible one?

The Pentagon’s top financial officials tell Congress they’re on the glide slope toward being able to pass an audit. In six years.

The Pentagon won’t release its vision for its own build-down until after this fall’s second act of the deficit farce. Will it arrive too late?

Officials hope that by improving the nuts and bolts of how it deals with vendors, the Pentagon can save money and get more efficient.

As President Obama and Congress struggle to try to put Americans back to work, could the defense budget become a key tool?

Australian and American officials are reportedly set to sign agreements that would give more U.S. access to Australian bases.

The general trades his uniform for a business suit and a new office outside Washington — how will he change CIA and how will it change him?

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