Supreme Court weighs if contractor can be sued for wartime negligence
Justices were skeptical Monday that the case was an exception to other lawsuits against defense contractors, which usually get immunity in such litigation.
Europe
Boeing sweetens its Polish F-15EX offer with local deals, ‘Ghost Bat’
The company hosted an industry day event in Warsaw in an effort to include local companies in a prospective aircraft sale.
Israel’s IAI shoots for land-based, space-based Golden Dome business
The company is jockeying for position with its Arrow-3 technology.
Shield AI unveils X-BAT autonomous vertical takeoff fighter jet
Shield AI's unmanned X-BAT flies using an autonomous core that could allow it to be a drone wingman and team up with a crewed fighter.
KNDS sees ‘excellent’ chances to win US Army artillery competition
The French-German vendor is banking on U.S. artillerymen remembering the Caesar howitzer from joint operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Northrop eyes more B-21 contracts, Air Force deal to speed production
Northrop Grumman expects to receive new U.S. Air Force contracts for its B-21 Raider stealth bomber program by the end of the year, CEO Kathy Warden said.
KNDS sees timing of potential stock-exchange listing for June 2026
No final decision has been made, but the move would be timed around the Eurosatory defense show in Paris, a company spokesman told Defense News.
Army’s big drone ambition runs into the hard part: scaling up
The Army's nationwide “Skyfoundry” effort is turning depots and arsenals that once built tank parts and artillery shells into a network of drone factories.
Printing with sand: How Rock Island Arsenal keeps Army gear humming
At Rock Island Arsenal, historic forges meet 3D printing as the Army modernizes its industrial base for faster, high-tech production.
Raytheon expands Massachusetts plant for LTAMDS radar production
Raytheon broke ground on a facility that will help produce the new modernized air-and-missile defense sensor for the Army.
Leonardo DRS, KNDS team up on Caesar bid for Army cannon
The U.S. Army plans to assess more options for a mobile cannon with soldiers in operational units.
Early drops of new Army command software delight artillerists in drill
The Army is fast-tracking a next-generation command-and-control designed to give the force a battlefield edge.
AeroVironment eyes new factory, drone launches for Switchblade
Switchblades have become a vital weapon in Ukraine's arsenal, and the U.S. Army plans to increase its own use of loitering munitions.
Army accelerates PrSM output as ATACMS nears sunset
The Army is expecting to enter a production contract with Lockheed Martin soon to deliver Precision Strike Missiles.
Army scrutinizes supply chain risks to deliver MV-75 aircraft by 2027
The U.S. Army is keeping a close eye on the supply chain that feeds into the production of the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
New Army helo engine still powering on despite uncertain future
The service's ITEP engine has continued to be tested in a Black Hawk helicopter, even powering it in forward flight at up to 4,000 feet.
Sikorsky turns the venerable Black Hawk into a true unmanned aircraft
Sikorsky unveils the S-70 UAS “U-HAWK,” a fully unmanned Black Hawk engineered for autonomous logistics, payload delivery, and multi-mission operations.
