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Boeing wants government to force Northrop to partner on ICBM replacement
Boeing sees ‘government intervention’ as is means of salvaging a win from the GBSD program.
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Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
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Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
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Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
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Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
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Morocco cleared to buy almost $1B in American missiles and bombs
Morocco wants to buy almost 8,500 munitions of various types, in part to equip its new F-16s.
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US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
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Boeing wants government to force Northrop to partner on ICBM replacement
Boeing sees ‘government intervention’ as is means of salvaging a win from the GBSD program.
-
Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
-
Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
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Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
-
Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
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Electric Boat gets new leadership
Kevin Graney takes over at Electric Boat come Oct. 1.
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Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
-
Morocco cleared to buy almost $1B in American missiles and bombs
Morocco wants to buy almost 8,500 munitions of various types, in part to equip its new F-16s.
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US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
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Boeing wants government to force Northrop to partner on ICBM replacement
Boeing sees ‘government intervention’ as is means of salvaging a win from the GBSD program.
-
Hypersonic weapons could give the B-1 bomber a new lease on life
Could the B-1 survive its retirement plans while adding on hypersonic weapons?
-
Raytheon unveils new air-to-air missile design
Raytheon claims its new Peregrine will be 50 pounds and 6 feet long.
-
Northrop teams with Lockheed on ICBM replacement. Here’s who else is involved.
Northrop has 10 companies teamed on its ICBM replacement program.
-
Decades late, the B-52 is getting a new nuclear weapon
To keep the B-52 bomber relevant for its nuclear mission, the U.S. Air Force is preparing to spend billions of dollars to develop a new air-launched cruise missile.
-
Electric Boat gets new leadership
Kevin Graney takes over at Electric Boat come Oct. 1.
-
Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
-
Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
-
Morocco cleared to buy almost $1B in American missiles and bombs
Morocco wants to buy almost 8,500 munitions of various types, in part to equip its new F-16s.
-
US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
