There is a huge demand for spare parts that only Sikorsky can meet. Without the Teamsters, the company can't maintain a coherent production schedule.

It's just to guarantee that we're not left blind against an enemy missile launch.

As the war in Iraq drags on, the Army is accumulating a collection of problems that cumulatively could call into question the viability of an all-volunteer force.

Since it's actually a handful of nuts with no real resources at their command, it's a little hard to see why such imagery is appropriate.

The program is now back on track, there's not going to be a big holdup.

He has always taken the role of a controversial visionary whose job is to articulate a new path forward to people who don't want hear it.