Top-secret security reviews don't pass muster, report says

• Kellie Lunney
• May 23, 2001

New base-closing legislation would exempt some installations

• George Cahlink
• May 22, 2001

Pentagon decides not to cancel V-22 Osprey

• Congress Daily
• May 22, 2001

Talking About Defense: Can Pentagon Inc. sell its IPO reforms?

• George C. Wilson
• May 21, 2001

Ex-Defense Secretary weighs in on reform strategy

• Congress Daily
• May 18, 2001

New Pentagon leaders discuss corporate strategies

• George Cahlink
• May 11, 2001

Cooling economy doesn't help military recruiting much

• Jim Garamone
• May 10, 2001

Bush creates new office to fight domestic terrorism

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 10, 2001

Rumsfeld makes space operations a priority at Defense

In his first major decision on revamping the military forces, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on Tuesday announced far-reaching changes to military space programs and gave the Air Force responsibility for all space operations within the Defense Department.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 9, 2001

Army seeks more information on contractor workforce

A new project is providing unprecedented information on how Army contractors do their business with the department.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• May 7, 2001

New Army vehicle clears legal hurdle

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• May 3, 2001

Stage is set for wide-ranging debate on future of defense

• George C. Wilson
• May 3, 2001

New procurement techniques remain unproved, GAO says

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• May 1, 2001

Three defense industry executives get top Pentagon jobs

• George Cahlink
• May 1, 2001

Senate Committee plans review of procurement reform

In a sign that procurement reform may soon receive more congressional scrutiny, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee last week called on the General Accounting Office to investigate the fees agencies charge on multiple-agency contracts and separately, the needs of the government’s acquisition workforce.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 30, 2001

Report: Commissary reorganization plan needs work

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 30, 2001

Pentagon nominee aims to rejuvenate acquisition workforce

• George Cahlink
• April 30, 2001

Military recruiting improving, but remains fragile

Military leaders are cautiously optimistic about the services’ improving ability to recruit and retain adequate numbers of troops, but they warn that it’s far too soon to claim victory in the ongoing battle to sustain the all-volunteer force.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• April 25, 2001

Talking About Defense: Are these spying missions necessary?

• George C. Wilson
• April 23, 2001

Flash! Zap! Boom! Lasers come of age

• Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
• April 23, 2001