Marcus Weisgerber

Defense Business Brief: Companies show off counter-drone tech; Spirit prepares for V-280 production; Airbus successfully automated aerial refueling system; and more.

L3 Harris Technologies is selling its commercial aviation business to private equity firm TJC for $800 million as it retools the company to better focus on national security and technology.

The company says the U.S. government has operationally tested the weapon.

Defense Business Brief: Reagan Forum recap; Industrial strategy, imminent; Counter-drone ‘crisis,’ and more.

DOD preps a last request after Republican lawmakers reject the White House’s $61.4 billion aid bill.

The Pentagon shot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile during a test of an updated interceptor and new type of radar, the Missile Defense Agency said Monday. It was the first live-fire test in almost five years of the Ground Based Interceptor, the missile shield that protects the United States.

President Chris Calio will take over as the company works to boost production of key weapons needed in Ukraine.

Defense Business Brief: NDAA passed; Zelenskyy meets US defense execs, New Rebellion Defense CEO, and more.

I'm terrible at goodbyes. If I say I'm leaving a party, add 30 minutes to my departure time—at least, according to my wife. That's just the way I am, and I'm not going to change now.

Service officials do not acknowledge the existence of four of the world's most prominent Boeing 757s.