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Pentagon used about $5.6 billion in munitions during first two days of U.S. military operations against Iran – The Hill
The Pentagon used approximately $5.6 billion worth of munitions during the first two days of the United States’ war with Iran, according to a congressional source familiar with the matter.
S-92 helicopter operators renew Sikorsky Total Assurance support contracts covering nearly 100 aircraft worldwide
Several operators of the S-92 helicopter have renewed long-term aftermarket support agreements with Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company.
NATO air and missile defence units intercept Iranian ballistic missile over southern Türkiye
A ballistic missile fired from Iran and entering Turkish airspace was neutralised by NATO air and missile defence systems deployed in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to the Turkish Ministry of Defence.
Blighter secures contract to provide border surveillance radars and software to Eastern European army
British technology company Blighter has secured a contract to supply ground surveillance radars and software to an undisclosed Eastern European army.
U.S. Navy launches Operation Ice Camp Boarfish in the Arctic Ocean with submarines USS Delaware and USS Santa Fe
The U.S. Navy began Operation Ice Camp Boarfish in the Arctic Ocean on March 7, 2026, following the construction of a temporary ice camp and the arrival of two fast attack submarines.
U.S. Air Force deploys aircraft and personnel to Norway for NATO Cold Response 26 exercise
U.S. Air Force personnel and several types of aircraft have arrived at multiple locations in Norway to participate in exercise Cold Response 26.
Northrop Grumman highlights Illinois facility as hub for electronic warfare and aerospace innovation
Northrop Grumman says its Rolling Meadows facility in Illinois plays a central role in advancing electronic warfare, survivability systems and space technologies.