-
The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
-
US Army plans to grow Patriot missile defense force
The Army will grow its Patriot air and missile defense units, but it will take time as the service faces forcewide recruiting challenges.
-
How Adm. Paparo will lead the US military in the Indo-Pacific
While the Pentagon suggested Paparo as the Navy’s next chief of operations, tapping him for combatant command will keep his skill sets in the West Pacific.
-
What challenges will the next Missile Defense Agency director face?
The agency recently began building a robust air and missile defense architecture in Guam to protect the island from attack.
-
Emerging tech-focused firms could reshape the Top 100
Programs like hypersonics “are tailor-made for mid-tier and technology-oriented” firms expert Alan Chvotkin said. “I see opportunity there for growth.”
-
The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
-
Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
-
DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
-
RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
-
Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
-
The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
-
US Army plans to grow Patriot missile defense force
The Army will grow its Patriot air and missile defense units, but it will take time as the service faces forcewide recruiting challenges.
-
How Adm. Paparo will lead the US military in the Indo-Pacific
While the Pentagon suggested Paparo as the Navy’s next chief of operations, tapping him for combatant command will keep his skill sets in the West Pacific.
-
What challenges will the next Missile Defense Agency director face?
The agency recently began building a robust air and missile defense architecture in Guam to protect the island from attack.
-
Emerging tech-focused firms could reshape the Top 100
Programs like hypersonics “are tailor-made for mid-tier and technology-oriented” firms expert Alan Chvotkin said. “I see opportunity there for growth.”
-
The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
-
Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
-
DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
-
RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
-
Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
-
The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
-
US Army plans to grow Patriot missile defense force
The Army will grow its Patriot air and missile defense units, but it will take time as the service faces forcewide recruiting challenges.
-
How Adm. Paparo will lead the US military in the Indo-Pacific
While the Pentagon suggested Paparo as the Navy’s next chief of operations, tapping him for combatant command will keep his skill sets in the West Pacific.
-
What challenges will the next Missile Defense Agency director face?
The agency recently began building a robust air and missile defense architecture in Guam to protect the island from attack.
-
Emerging tech-focused firms could reshape the Top 100
Programs like hypersonics “are tailor-made for mid-tier and technology-oriented” firms expert Alan Chvotkin said. “I see opportunity there for growth.”
-
The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
-
Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
-
DoD chief warns of disruptions as Army, Marines lack confirmed leaders
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that the Senate’s failure to confirm the services’ new leaders is disruptive to the force, and to U.S. alliances.
-
RTX, Rafael eye Arkansas site to make air defense missiles
The two companies toured a Camden, Arkansas, site where they may decide to build the Tamir and SkyHunter intercept weapons.
-
Engineer fired from Parsons Corp. sues company, defense secretary
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corp. and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
