The U.S. Military Must Win the Battle for Innovation

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Title:	The U.S. Military Must Win the Battle for Innovation
Authors:	David Drabkin Michelle V. J. Johnson
Keywords:	Section 809 Panel Innovation Technology Acquisition Reform Threat Mission Transparency Integrity Competition
Issue Date:	18-Apr-2019
Publisher:	Nextgov
Citation:	Unlimited Distribution
Series/Report no.:	Media - SEC809 SEC809-RL-19-0070
Abstract:	Threats facing the United States are both known and unknown, dynamic and significant. China and Russia, competitors for global military and technological dominance, no longer trail the United States in developing and acquiring military capabilities. They are beginning to take the lead in strategic domains such as hypersonics, space and cyber warfare. The Defense Department currently develops and procures military products and services to meet global threats through inefficient bureaucratic processes developed in the 1950s.
Description:	https://www.nextgov.com/ideas/2019/04/us-military-must-win-battle-innovation/156282/
URI:	https://dair.nps.edu/handle/123456789/3641
Appears in Collections:	Section 809 Panel: Reports, Recommendations & Resource Library

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