The Only Constant Is Change
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Focuses on the effects of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States. Definition of defense policies; Appropriations for defense spending; Possible contribution of the electronics industry.
- U.S. spending for intelligence and battle management headed down over next decade. Keller, John // Military & Aerospace Electronics;Dec2008, Vol. 19 Issue 12, p6
The article reports on the decrease of U.S. military spending for electronics-rich intelligence, battle management and related areas in the next decade. The Government Electronics Industry (GEIA) analysts provide projected declines in the appropriations for command, control, communications,...
- Embedded COTS computing suppliers must understand the concept of Evolutionary Acquisition. Macpherson, Mike // Military & Aerospace Electronics;Feb2006, Vol. 17 Issue 2, p24
The article comments on the need for embedded commercial off-the-shelf computing suppliers to understand the new acquisition strategy of the U.S. Department of Defense. Factors influencing the military's transition to an evolutionary acquisition strategy include technology risk, budgetary...
- Shot Down? Buetow, Mike // Circuits Assembly;May2007, Vol. 18 Issue 5, p5
The author discusses the impact of the growing defense budget of the U.S. on the military electronics industry. The $522 U.S. defense budget is more than half of global defense spending. Analyst Ed Henderson predicts the slow down of military electronics growth in 2008. The budget would support...
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- AMERICAS. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;12/3/2001, Vol. 155 Issue 23, p18
Reports on the clearing of the United States House of Representatives of a defense spending bill beginning October 1, 2001. Inclusion of a budget for counterterrorism and homeland security programs; Consolidation of the legislations in the current appropriations title; Allocations for the...
- The U.S. House of Representatives. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;06/29/98, Vol. 148 Issue 26, p18
Discusses the United States House of Representatives approval of a defense appropriations bill for 1999. Aspects of the bill; Other items of the defense bill; What the House bill provides.
- Public-Private Consortium Eyes $6M in Funding. Graves, Brad // San Diego Business Journal;07/31/2000, Vol. 21 Issue 31, p16
Focuses on the United States House of Representatives' allocation of funds for a public-private consortium tasked with developing advanced technology for military and government use. Part of a defense spending bill; Members of the consortium.
- Senate rejects $300-million cut in missile defense. // Human Events;7/05/96, Vol. 52 Issue 25, p22
Reports on the Senate's rejection on June 19, 1996 of an amendment to cut the authorization for missile defenses by $300 million. Arguments for the amendment; List of Senate members and their respective votes.
