The information technology backbone of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 joint strike fighter is its autonomic logistics information system, or ALIS. However, as the latest iteration of the system — known as ...

U.S. Navy MH-60 Seahawks with Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 23 drop off supplies during a resupply at sea aboard the USS New Orleans, Pacific Ocean, March 5, 2016. (Sgt. Tyler Gregory/US Marine Corps ...

Overview and Strategic Background of this M&A TransactionOn October 5, 2026, the Board of Directors of Takara Holdings Inc. resolved to transfer 700,000 shares (a 70.0% ownership stake) out of the 1 ...

Abstract: The military should—and can—operate more efficiently. One area that has potential for major savings is logistics. As combat capabilities grow, the logistics system must adapt.

The Pentagon is in the early stages of replacing the troubled Lockheed Martin F-35’s autonomous logistics system with a new, cloud-based network, and hopes to get it up and running by the end of 2022.

The strategic American military system for moving troops, weapons, and supplies over long distances has decayed significantly and needs rapid upgrading to be ready for any future war with China or ...

A logistics network can have a capable transportation management system, a capable warehouse management system, strong carriers, modern automation, and experienced people and still perform poorly. The ...

The effort to transition to a new and improved logistics system for the F-35 joint strike fighter is facing delays due to funding constraints and other challenges. The setback comes as the program is ...