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Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
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Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
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Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
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More turnover in Pentagon policy office as Baker leaves top role
Sasha Baker has performed the Pentagon’s No. 3 role since last summer. Her departure spells more uncertainty for a personnel-strapped office.
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Granger, Gallagher leave committee posts as House GOP majority shrinks
Kay Granger steps down as appropriations chair and China panel chair Mike Gallagher announces his resignation in April, shrinking the GOP majority.
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How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
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Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
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Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
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The US military’s edge is at stake in the funding fight
Our allies and partners are watching, and they are not reassured. Our adversaries, however, are emboldened by what they see.
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Three directions the US defense budget could go
Battles over border security, as well as aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, make the outcome for the FY25 defense budget difficult to predict.
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Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
-
Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
-
More turnover in Pentagon policy office as Baker leaves top role
Sasha Baker has performed the Pentagon’s No. 3 role since last summer. Her departure spells more uncertainty for a personnel-strapped office.
-
Granger, Gallagher leave committee posts as House GOP majority shrinks
Kay Granger steps down as appropriations chair and China panel chair Mike Gallagher announces his resignation in April, shrinking the GOP majority.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
-
Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
-
The US military’s edge is at stake in the funding fight
Our allies and partners are watching, and they are not reassured. Our adversaries, however, are emboldened by what they see.
-
Three directions the US defense budget could go
Battles over border security, as well as aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, make the outcome for the FY25 defense budget difficult to predict.
-
Northrop says Air Force design changes drove higher Sentinel ICBM cost
The Sentinel nuclear missile’s costs have spiked 37%, largely due to the complexity of its command and launch segment, and triggered a review process.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
-
Saab to expand US footprint with new munitions facility
Saab is in the process of selecting a site, having issued a request for proposals. Six states are in the running.
-
More turnover in Pentagon policy office as Baker leaves top role
Sasha Baker has performed the Pentagon’s No. 3 role since last summer. Her departure spells more uncertainty for a personnel-strapped office.
-
Granger, Gallagher leave committee posts as House GOP majority shrinks
Kay Granger steps down as appropriations chair and China panel chair Mike Gallagher announces his resignation in April, shrinking the GOP majority.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
Outsourcing Navy shipbuilding weakens the United States
Our military leaders are actively exploring outsourcing the U.S. maritime-industrial base, weakening our nation and undermining American sovereignty.
-
Why America needs interoperable, ever-evolving cyber defense
Such an initiative requires collective will, both from the government and the private sector.
-
The US military’s edge is at stake in the funding fight
Our allies and partners are watching, and they are not reassured. Our adversaries, however, are emboldened by what they see.
-
Three directions the US defense budget could go
Battles over border security, as well as aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, make the outcome for the FY25 defense budget difficult to predict.
