Steve Trimble

The U.S. State Department has approved an offer worth $4.5 billion to export four Boeing KC-46A air refueling aircraft for the Qatari government, the agency said on Aug. 20.

Shooting down the most advanced missile threats often requires interceptors tipped with kill vehicles, a costly subsystem now served by a limited U.S. supply chain.

The U.S. Navy is developing and currently flight testing a new long-range air-to-air missile that will far exceed the capabilities of the AIM-120 and likely the recently disclosed AIM-174B as well.

Collins Aerospace has completed altitude testing of a major subsystem competing for a contract to replace the Honeywell power and thermal management

As a venomous trade war erupting between neighbors U.S. and Canada puts the spotlight on a still-undecided fighter replacement program in Ottawa, remember

A supersonic drone interceptor launched using electricity and magnetic levitation completed a series of initial field tests at a remote site in the Mojave Desert in California, said startup Auriga Space on Aug. 20.

The U.S. Navy on Aug. 25 revealed plans to develop a new air-launched weapon for hunting enemy submarines, indicating the ideal solution will resemble the dimensions of the 250-lb.-class Boeing GBU-39 Small Diameter Bomb.

U.S. Navy officials have confirmed they are assessing requirements for a Compact Air-to-Air Missile (CAAM) for extremely short-range, air-to-air intercepts.

A new Pentagon prize challenge dangled to industry opens a search for a low-cost, ground-launched and high-speed missile that can reach targets up to 1,000 nm and fill a gap in the U.S.