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DOD Remains Engaged in Hurricane Response, Recovery Efforts

The Defense Department continues to be engaged with interagency partners in support of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the White House, state and local governments, Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said.

Austin Affirms United States’ Unwavering Support for Ukraine During Visit to Kyiv

The U.S. remains unwavering in its support for Ukraine as Russia’s disregard for international norms and ongoing war of aggression continues to threaten democracies throughout the globe, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III said during a visit to Ukraine.

Pentagon Celebrates Clean Energy Action Month With Readiness Expo, Launch of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

The 10 new stations are equipped with two ports each, capable of charging electric vehicles to 80% capacity in four to 10 hours and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles in one to two hours.

DOD Seeks to Inspire Youth in Hypersonics Career Field

The Defense Department is sponsoring a hypersonics video challenge for high school and undergraduate students.

Austin Reaffirms U.S., NATO’s Long-Term Commitment to Ukraine

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III reaffirmed the U.S. and NATO’s long-term commitment to a free and sovereign Ukraine while speaking in Brussels.

DOD Simplifies Process for Defense Contractors to Comply With Cybersecurity Rules

DOD released the final cybersecurity maturity model certification program rule which includes changes that make it simpler for private sector companies to comply with the necessary requirements to bid on defense contracts.

Austin Highlights Key Lessons for Continued Success in Global Counterterrorism

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III outlined three lessons he views as key to ongoing success against global terrorism while speaking to NATO’s Ministerial of the force contributing members of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS in Brussels.  

NRO Official Discusses Agency’s Focus on Maintaining U.S. Intelligence Edge

The National Reconnaissance Office remains focused on maintaining the United States’ intelligence advantage amid rapid technological advancements and evolving threats, a senior leader from the agency said.