
Pentagon Issues Contracts to Boost Manufacturing Capacity for Space Systems
The Pentagon invests in space systems manufacturing, impacting defense contractors and military readiness.
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The Pentagon invests in space systems manufacturing, impacting defense contractors and military readiness.

The Ukraine conflict is reshaping how militaries develop and deploy weapons and countermeasures.

The US has approved a potential $800 million sale of helicopters and equipment to Iraq, impacting military readiness and regional security.

American and European components are still integral to Russian ballistic missile technology, raising security concerns.

A defense startup has secured $61 million to develop an AI wrist-worn display for military operators.

A defense startup secures $61 million to develop an AI wrist display for real-time data access for military operators.

A defense startup has secured $61 million to develop an AI wrist-worn display for military applications.

The Air Force has recalled ICBM testing equipment after discovering potential carcinogen contamination.

Lt. Gen. Jason D. Voorheis has assumed command of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, overseeing a $400 billion portfolio.

The Army is testing AI technology to expedite the solicitation writing process for contracts, potentially reducing timelines significantly.

The Army is testing AI technology to streamline the solicitation process for contracts, potentially reducing time from months to days.

Japan plans to increase its defense budget with a focus on drones, AI, and missiles, impacting U.S. military relations.