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Designing the military to win the current war may leave it ill-prepared for the next one, especially with the upcoming budget crunch. Leaders need to re-think what they want in a force.

The horrors of war are creating miracles in the laboratory. Scientists are making breakthrough advances in prosthetics and in restoring lost senses to wounded veterans.

Not only are the global have-nots younger and more likely to act abruptly, the U.S. population is older and is less inclined to support defense spending and education. These two trends may converge, to the United States' detriment.

Quality starts at the top if the military is to attract and retain good people. Leaders must create the right atmosphere and

Simmonds Precision Products Incorporated, Vergennes, Vermont, was awarded a firm-fixed-price, sole-source contract with a maximum $9,921,634 for digital computers. The Defense Logistics Agency Av

L-3 Services Incorporated, Mount Laurel, New Jersey, is being awarded a $9,633,769 firm-fixed-price contract to provide software analysis, design, development, testing, integration, verification, docu

Enterprise Ventures Corporation, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, is being awarded a potential $31,969,022 firm-fixed-price contract for the pro

The Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington, is being awarded a $13,174,063 modification to a previously issued cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for risk reduction activities associated with the P-8A Po

Accenture Federal Services LLC, Reston, Virginia, is being awarded a potential $43, 390,845 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, cost-

The cyberthreat to the natural gas infrastructure is just a brushstroke in a bigger picture of an ongoing and evolving cybersecurity threat to the government and the nation, according to Greg Wilshusen, director of information security issues with the Government Accountability Office.