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Xtend signs $9M drone deal with Pentagon’s irregular warfare office
This is the sixth contract between Xtend and the Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
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US sending $725 million more in military aid to Ukraine
The aid announcement caps a string of commitments from allies this week.
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Musk seeks US funding of Ukraine satellite network, official says
The U.S. Defense Department has reportedly gotten a request from Elon Musk to take over funding for his Starlink satellite network supporting Ukraine.
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Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
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Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
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Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
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America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
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US pushes patchwork air defense for Ukraine amid Russian blitz
Ukraine’s allies need to “chip in” to create a complex mix of air defenses, says Gen. Mark Milley.
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Acquisition revamp needed to meet demand surges, defense industry says
A stable demand for weapons is necessary after months of viewing and supplying the war in Ukraine, defense industry leaders said during a panel.
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Xtend signs $9M drone deal with Pentagon’s irregular warfare office
This is the sixth contract between Xtend and the Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate.
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Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
-
US sending $725 million more in military aid to Ukraine
The aid announcement caps a string of commitments from allies this week.
-
Musk seeks US funding of Ukraine satellite network, official says
The U.S. Defense Department has reportedly gotten a request from Elon Musk to take over funding for his Starlink satellite network supporting Ukraine.
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Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
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Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
-
Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
-
America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
-
US pushes patchwork air defense for Ukraine amid Russian blitz
Ukraine’s allies need to “chip in” to create a complex mix of air defenses, says Gen. Mark Milley.
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Acquisition revamp needed to meet demand surges, defense industry says
A stable demand for weapons is necessary after months of viewing and supplying the war in Ukraine, defense industry leaders said during a panel.
-
Xtend signs $9M drone deal with Pentagon’s irregular warfare office
This is the sixth contract between Xtend and the Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate.
-
Senate to add $10 billion in Taiwan aid, scale back arms sale reform
A Senate bill more than doubles the initial amount of aid proposed for Taiwan, but scales back language intended to address an arms sale backlog.
-
US sending $725 million more in military aid to Ukraine
The aid announcement caps a string of commitments from allies this week.
-
Musk seeks US funding of Ukraine satellite network, official says
The U.S. Defense Department has reportedly gotten a request from Elon Musk to take over funding for his Starlink satellite network supporting Ukraine.
-
Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
-
Strategic Command’s No. 2 picked to run Air Force nuclear enterprise
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bussiere, a decorated B-2 Spirit bomber pilot, would replace Gen. Anthony Cotton.
-
Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
-
America’s arsenal is in need of life support
The key problem is Washington’s failure to procure munitions in sufficient quantities in the form of signed contracts with industry.
-
US pushes patchwork air defense for Ukraine amid Russian blitz
Ukraine’s allies need to “chip in” to create a complex mix of air defenses, says Gen. Mark Milley.
-
Acquisition revamp needed to meet demand surges, defense industry says
A stable demand for weapons is necessary after months of viewing and supplying the war in Ukraine, defense industry leaders said during a panel.
