American industry to nearly triple PAC-3 MSE propulsion production under seven-year missile manufacturing framework
The agreement follows other PAC-3 MSE framework arrangements across the program’s industrial base.
The agreement follows other PAC-3 MSE framework arrangements across the program’s industrial base.
L3Harris Technologies, Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Department of War have signed a seven-year framework agreement to quadruple propulsion production for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system.
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded Lockheed Martin UK a £20 million contract to develop a hypersonic target for missile-defense testing.
President Donald Trump announced at a NATO summit in early July that Ukraine would receive a license to produce Patriot missiles.
The statement followed a meeting with a Raytheon team led by Vice President Joseph DeAntona and comes as Ukraine seeks more reliable access to missiles for its Patriot systems.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense said the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List has become a central mechanism for delivering critical U.S.-made weapons and defense equipment.
The contract includes options that would lift the cumulative value to $3.3 billion if exercised.
Destinus has previewed Vorexon, a concept-stage ground-based interceptor for selective point defence. The system is aimed at artillery rockets and selected artillery shells.
The company said the weapon will cost less than half as much as a PAC-3 MSE per unit.
Aegis Ashore Poland has provided a steady defensive presence on NATO’s eastern flank.
Eos Energy Enterprises said it won a Golden Dome for America contract. The award links its battery technology to U.S. missile defense infrastructure.
TOTE Services and Hanwha Philly Shipyard have been selected to deliver the Missile Defense Agency’s Missile Range Instrumentation Vessels, the companies said in a statement.
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