The Defense Department missed two key deadlines to transition to IPv6, in part because ITofficials there didn’t consider the migration to the next-generation IP system a high priorit…
Mike Jernigan couldn’t see the four playful puppies on stage Wednesday afternoon at the Palma Ceia Country Club, and not just because his back was to the action. Nearly 10…
In the 1934 film “It Happened One Night,” fictional slime ball “King” Westley shows off by floating to a landing on the lawn of his fiancée’s daddy’s estate in a…
The House this week will take up a massive Armed Services Committee-approved Pentagon policy bill that would add billions to a list of Defense Department weapon programs and keep alive…
Both the House and Senate will be on recess this week after the Presidents' Day holiday. When lawmakers return to Washington next week, they will begin a period during which…
TAMPA — Military bases around the country have been prohibiting people with driver’s licenses from Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico and Washington from using them as identification to get on base.…
WASHINGTON — Since the 1950s, the United States has built its existential security framework around a simple idea: Nuclear superiority ensures the nation’s safety. It’s a st…
As the Internet of Things springs up around the world, the Air Force, hamstrung by policies waylaying technology acquisition, is finding itself watching from the sidelines as sensors, mobility and connectivity…
Lockheed Martin, the Pentagon’s largest and most diverse contractor, already nabs nearly 10 cents of every contract dollar and has long perfected the strategy of spreading jobs on weapons programs…
Last week, the Pentagon unveiled its $582.7 billion budget request for fiscal 2017. This marked the second time Mike McCord has overseen the preparation of the DoD’s budget since he…