On Government Matters, NDIA’s Hallman closes ‘revolving door’ myth
Says vacancies of key DoD positions are more concerning than filling them with industry executives, among other issues.
On Government Matters, NDIA’s Hallman closes ‘revolving door’ myth
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Do you work with DoD? NDIA encourages small businesses to tell their stories
Sep 09, 2021The association urges companies to respond to a Federal Register request as Defense Department tries to improve operations.
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Building Tomorrow’s Defense Workforce Today
September, 2021
American national security faces many destabilizing challenges that threaten to upend U.S. military supremacy. These threats, including an unprecedented rate of change in technology, the rise of great power competitors, and the criticality of non-traditional space and cyber warfare domains, exist across an increasingly interconnected international system.
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National Defense
The business and technology magazine of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)National Defense Magazine equips its readers with information they can use. It helps its readers stay on top of market trends, scientific breakthroughs, product development, and military programs by bringing them news and views from the Pentagon, the administration, Congress, and industry.
