American Rheinmetall is positioning its U.S. Tier 1 manufacturing network to support rising demand for precision components used in critical defense systems.
The U.S. Army has successfully tested a cannon-launched hypersonic warhead at Yuma Proving Ground, validating an alternative approach to hypersonic weapons evaluation.
U.S. forces integrated F-35 fighters and HIMARS long-range fires during Operation TUNDRA MERLIN near Nome, Alaska, on August 4 and 6.
U.S. Army personnel completed the first live T-11 parachute jumps from an A400M transport aircraft during testing in Spain.
The U.S. Navy’s planned fleet of 15 nuclear-powered guided-missile battleships would cost about $275 billion through 2056, the Congressional Budget Office said.
ICEYE US has secured a contract under the National Reconnaissance Office’s Radar Commercial Augmentation program.
The Department of the Air Force and Texas have formed an alliance to accelerate commercial space technology for national security missions.
The U.S. military has reportedly used virtually all of its ATACMS and Precision Strike Missile inventory during more than five months of operations against Iran.
The U.S. Navy began deactivating the nuclear-powered guided-missile submarine USS Georgia at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay on July 31.
The facility, named the “Arsenal of Freedom” building, is part of a wider expansion adding almost 1 million square feet of missile-production capacity.
The Washington National Guard has fielded an Anduril Industries counter-drone system for domestic security missions.
Northrop Grumman expects U.S. contract activity under the Golden Dome homeland missile defense initiative to accelerate through the end of 2026 and into early 2027.
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