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The Drucker Forum’s Effort To Reframe Management To Deal With Conditions of High Uncertainty Could Learn Much From Battlefield Management With Mission Command

Congress will require the Department of Defense to carry out a major study on the threat that fentanyl poses to the defense interests of the United States under a provision added to the National Defense Authorization Act.

The Defense Innovation Unit held a media roundtable today. In it, we learned that the Replicator program won’t be doing a ton of drone replicating.

GigaGen, a biotech company, secures an $11.8M contract expansion with the US Department of Defense to develop synthetic human antibody treatments for botulinum neurotoxins.

Seventeen veterans die by suicide every day, and the military suicide rate is one and a half times higher than any civilian.

The Pentagon office overseeing its artificial intelligence strategy is plagued with mismanagement and hired an outside consulting firm.

A GOP revolt on the Senate floor Wednesday night represented a tipping point in Sen. Tommy Tuberville's (R-AL) monthslong blockade of Pentagon nominees.

The Pentagon announced it was deploying an additional 300 troops to the Middle East region, amid an increasing number of attacks against U.S. bases.

The Pentagon confirmed there were no casualties resulting from U.S. strikes in Syria in response to nearly two dozen attacks against American troops based in Iraq and Syria.

The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council and Department of Disabilities today announced the release of a framework and a toolkit for building inclusive playgrounds.