RSS Defense Industry NewsDefense Business Brief: Tulsa’s space draw; Cadenazzi’s wish; Anduril’s $5B round May 14, 2026Quantum Space is building its first satellite, but the Maryland-based company is already planning its first large manufacturing facility in Tulsa. Why there? Location and propulsion testing. The state government is “building a hypergolic test stand in Oklahoma that will be owned and operated by Agile Space Industries—that's for in-space propulsion. And of course, those […] Lauren C. WilliamsThis company wants to make 1,000 satellites a year May 14, 2026Quantum Space is building a Tulsa factory for its not-yet-flown Ranger satellite. Lauren C. WilliamsTaiwan is a ‘model ally,’ not trade bait May 13, 2026Trading the island’s security for rhetoric from Beijing would be a strategic blunder of historic proportions. Mark MontgomeryWest Pointers can be trained to better evaluate, appreciate AI, study finds May 13, 2026New research may point the way to harnessing AI’s potential on the battlefield—and in society. Patrick TuckerIn reversal, Hegseth now backs E-7 radar plane May 13, 2026SecDef says previous calls to cancel the program reflected a now-discarded ”divest-to-invest mindset.” Thomas Novelly Police Chief MagazineThe Leadership Legacy May 13, 2026In policing, rank is often treated as the ultimate marker of leadership. Insignia signal authority, organizational charts define power, and formal titles dictate who speaks and who listens. Yet most professionals, at some point in their careers, encounter a quieter and more unsettling question: What remains when the rank is no longer present? The post […] David TeodosioStronger Minds, Safer Streets May 6, 2026Officer safety is most often discussed in terms of equipment, tactics, and training. Body armor, defensive tactics, pursuit policies, and use-of-force standards all play a critical role in protecting officers from harm. Yet one of the most significant determinants of officer safety receives far less attention: the mental and emotional condition of the officer making […] David TeodosioTraining Environments That Scale Oklahoma’s Readiness May 4, 2026Oklahoma is redefining law enforcement readiness by implementing solutions ranging from mobile fitness units to large-scale tactical training infrastructure. What began as outdoor workouts centered on community has evolved into a statewide model for physical, mental and operational resilience, supported by a growing partnership with BeaverFit. The post Training Environments That Scale Oklahoma’s Readiness appeared […] David TeodosioCongress Ends DHS Funding Impasse May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 The IACP Legislative Update covers the major developments in Congress that could impact policing. This update provides an overview of DHS funding and the FY2027 appropriations process. The post Congress Ends DHS Funding Impasse appeared first on Police Chief Magazine. David TeodosioFocus on Officer Wellness: Readiness Through Regulation May 1, 2026Officers are trained to remain ready, alert, and responsive from one call to the next. Over time, however, operating in a persistently elevated state carries real costs. This is not a question of toughness or motivation; it is a question of capacity. Performance is often viewed as a reflection of training and skill, but there […] David Teodosio Contact Us
