With Poland heading towards a general election on Oct. 15, the issue of Warsaw’s relations with Kyiv has found itself at center stage.
"We've tried to be patient" on the JPO's F-35 sustainment plan, Rep. Rob Wittman said, but he's now planning a hearing — and wants to hear details.
The jets have amassed more than 141,000 hours in combat since Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
Defense News will host a series of events during AUSA 2023 with a variety of military, gov, and industry speakers.
In this webcast, Defense News explored how the manufacturing process is changing, how the industry is adapting to those changes, and more.
Defense News spoke with industry leaders from AeroVironment, Anduril, Skydio, goTenna, Saildron, BAE Systems, Mercury Systems, and Leidos UK.
Explore editorial coverage of the event along with video clips of the Defense News Conference 2023.
"We've tried to be patient" on the JPO's F-35 sustainment plan, Rep. Rob Wittman said, but he's now planning a hearing — and wants to hear details.
With Poland heading towards a general election on Oct. 15, the issue of Warsaw’s relations with Kyiv has found itself at center stage.
The notice comes as the Pentagon embarks on an ambitious plan to change the way it buys high-need capabilities to counter China’s military advantage.
Congress passed a bipartisan short-term funding bill at the last minute after removing $6 billion in Ukraine assistance.
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
Democratic lawmakers decried the move as a childish political attack.
A niche appropriations debate on multiyear munitions buys has ballooned into one of the numerous partisan standoffs over the defense spending bill.
Gen. Eric Smith took on the role Friday morning in a small ceremony at the Pentagon.
The eleven-day event focused on testing maritime unmanned systems, or MUS, and demonstrating their interoperability with NATO assets.
A first step is to abide by international agreements and U.S. law would be for the service to procure supplies from Greenlandic companies, the authors say.
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