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By: Matthew Beinart
As the Pentagon looks ahead to continuing production ramp-up efforts heading into the next administration, the department's acquisition chief said Wednesday industry should assess what it would take to get after a five-fold increase of their current manufacturing…
By: Matthew Beinart
The Army has awarded Teledyne FLIR Defense [TDY] a five-year, $168.3 million deal to upgrade the sensor suite on M1135 Strykers, the variant of the
By: Matthew Beinart
The top Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) are calling on the Pentagon and Department of Justice to investigate SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's reported contacts with high-level Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin, to determine whether…
By: Matthew Beinart
The Pentagon has fallen short passing its financial audit for the seventh consecutive year, while a lead official has said the department is showing progress on its goal to achieve a clean opinion by 2028.
By: Matthew Beinart
Ukraine on Tuesday fired U.S.-made ATACMS long-range missiles into Russian territory for the time, Moscow's Defense Ministry confirmed.
By: Matthew Beinart
The Army has selected Red Cat Holdings [RCAT] subsidiary Teal Drones for its Short Range Reconnaissance (SRR) small drone program of record, which
By: Matthew Beinart
The U.S. has approved a new $275 million weapons aid package for Ukraine, which arrives as the White House aims to use all remaining authorized security assistance in the final two months of the Biden administration.
By: Matthew Beinart
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), after stepping down as GOP leader, said Thursday he will chair the powerful Defense Appropriations Subcommittee in the next Congress.
By: Matthew Beinart
The Senate GOP's incoming No. 2 leader said Thursday that Pete Hegseth “is a strong nominee” to lead the Pentagon, which arrives as more details have emerged on sexual assault allegations against President-elect Trump's pick for defense secretary.
By: Matthew Beinart
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) on Thursday conducted the first flight of its RAPCON-X aircraft, which it cited as a “significant step forward” as it looks to deliver the aerial ISR jet for the Army's ATHENA-S prototyping program.
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