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Netherlands orders Skyranger anti-drone cannons for under €1 billion

The weapons will come in two configurations: a mobile setup mounted on vehicles, and a novel stationary design.

Italy’s sudden defense-spending uptick lacks details, economist finds

NATO is satisfied with Rome's proclaimed budget boost in line with alliance targets, despite questions over the internal mathematics.

How coronavirus could impact the defense supply chain

There are two key factors to watch as the coronavirus pandemic spreads.

The Air Force is protecting airmen while protecting the nation

The critical responsibilities and missions of our 685,000 total force active duty Guard and Reserve Airmen do not fade even during a pandemic.

Efforts for peace and stability on the Korean War’s 70th anniversary

South Korea's defense minister writes that his government and the United States are working together to be ready against a variety of security threats, as well as to establish peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.

130 House members want 24 percent more F-35s procured in FY21

Congressional members want the defense committees to support an increase in the number of planes bought this upcoming fiscal year.

Maine lawmakers want contract relief, quicker payments for industry to combat COVID-19 impact

Four lawmakers want to give the defense industrial base some relief from impending coronavirus issues.

The Pentagon has sent a new legislative proposal on the Space Force to Congress

All of the controversial policy issues have been kicked down the road for a future proposal.

Textron Aviation announces furlough of thousands of workers

Around 7,000 employees could be affected.

Special US fund to replace Russian equipment in Europe is shifting its strategy

The European Recapitalization Incentive Program has now supported eight European nations in buying American gear.

Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program

The Air Force's top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.

We asked defense companies how they’re impacted by the coronavirus. Here’s what they said.

Over the past few days, Defense News reached out to a number of key defense players whose production lines could be impacted by the virus. Here is a collection of their responses.

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