Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the United States has sufficient will and resources to continue military operations against Iran during Operation Epic Fury.
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The United States and Israel are making rapid offensive gains against Iran during the opening days of Operation Epic Fury, according to senior U.S. defense officials.
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War Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday defended U.S. military operations in Iran, arguing the Trump administration can meet its objectives without repeating past prolonged wars in the Middle East.
Pete Hegseth visited the Camden site of L3Harris Technologies as part of his nationwide “Arsenal of Freedom” tour, underscoring the role of American manufacturing capacity in strengthening the defense industrial base and supporting U.S. and allied warfighters.
On February 24, the U.S. Department of War announced it had signed a contract with Boeing for the production and delivery of a new batch of GBU-57 MOP guided bombs.
L3Harris Technologies has advanced additive manufacturing processes for airbreathing hypersonic propulsion systems, cutting component production time by a factor of ten.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth continued the War Department’s nationwide Arsenal of Freedom tour with a visit to the Boeing Company in St. Louis.
Kratos announced it has been awarded a contract through the Department of War’s Joint Hypersonics Transition Office to support test and evaluation of thermal protection systems for hypersonic vehicles.
RTX said its subsidiary BBN Technologies has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Department of War, working with the National Spectrum Consortium, to support an Advanced Spectrum Coexistence Demonstration program.
The U.S. Department of War said its enterprise artificial intelligence platform, GenAI.mil, has surpassed one million unique users just two months after deployment, with adoption across every Military Service.
The U.S. Department of War on February 3 announced the selection of 25 vendors to support its goal of fielding about 300,000 drones by 2027, aiming to move quickly while keeping costs low.
The U.S. Congress on February 3 approved a fiscal 2026 defense spending bill totaling $839 billion, clearing the measure after a 217–214 House vote and sending it to President Donald Trump for signature.
