Defense
Bid protest slows Pentagon’s electronic travel program
A revised solicitation, to be released in August, could include fixed prices due to GAO ruling.
Defense
GAO: Defense Department management weaknesses persist
Four years and $318 million in spending by the Pentagon was not enough to establish a strong enterprise architecture.
Defense
OPM set to absorb Defense security clearance agency
Merger will add more than 1,800 positions to Office of Personnel Management's 3,000-member workforce.
Defense
Pentagon installations chief steps down
Raymond DuBois will remain in an advisory capacity working on the military base closure process until early next year.
Defense
EDS delays release of earnings because of NMCI audit
Release of third-quarter earnings are delayed for a second time as auditors examine the development of the massive intranet project.
Defense
Court stops Defense Department anthrax vaccinations
A U.S. District Court has ordered the Pentagon to suspend anthrax vaccinations until the Food and Drug Administration allows more time for public comment.
Defense
Senators differ over Pentagon control of intelligence agencies
Top Democrat on Senate Intelligence Committee proposes split control of Defense intelligence organizations in times of war.
Defense
Navy appoints new leader for NMCI
Rear Adm. James Godwin will take control of the $8 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet program.
Defense
Pentagon begins to gather base-closing data
The Defense Department is asking military installations to gather information that it will use in deciding which bases to close in 2005.
Defense
Korean War II?
A former North Korean Communist calls on the U.S. military to effect "regime change" in the country.
Defense
History lesson
A post-war analysis should provide lessons, not lies, to prepare the military for future conflicts.
Defense
Cult of personality
In a new book, a senior CIA analyst says al Qaeda is gaining ground around the world.
Defense
Commander-in-chief
Not since 1952 has a retired senior military commander been a serious first-time contender for the presidency. Former NATO military Cmdr. Wesley Clark could change that.
Defense
Secret wars
A new biography of a former CIA director explores the parallels between Vietnam and the war on terrorism.
Defense
Cycle of violence
In the search for peace in the Middle East, violence often follows the olive branch like night trailing day.
Defense
Intelligence questions
Criticism of the Bush administration is mounting for overselling, or misreading, intelligence regarding Iraq.
Defense
Oversight overlooked
Toothless congressional oversight overlooks soft spots in U.S. defenses.
Defense
Tilting at the Pentagon
Bulldog legislator Henry Waxman, D-Calif., is taking on a new target: the Defense Department.
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