Michigan bids to become America’s arsenal of rapid defense innovation
Michigan is making a pitch to be America’s factory floor for the future of warfare.
By Jen Judson
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Cummings fine-tunes Hellhound drone for Golden Dome mission
Cummings Aerospace has designed a larger version of its Hellhound to meet Golden Dome homeland missile defense needs.
By Jen Judson
The new B-21 Raider could hit a big milestone this year
What's next for the Air Force's B-21 bomber?
By Valerie Insinna
Dems fight to wall off military from Trump’s immigration plans
Here's how Congressional Democrats are targeting the “zero-tolerance” immigration policy's reliance on the military.
By Joe Gould
NATO’s infatuation: Russia, Russia, Russia!
NATO should avoid anointing more power upon Russia than the country has earned.
By Jill Aitoro
4 questions with the European Defence Agency chief
Europe has increased its focus on developing internal defense capabilities, largely through the EU and its European Defence Agency.
By Aaron Mehta
Big reveal of UK modernization plan expected in Brussels
The chances of British defense getting any significant monetary boost appears increasingly remote.
Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
New batteries from DoD agency boosts performance, safety for military weapons systems
Some key military weapons systems are being updated with new power sources.
By Beth Reece
Military mobility returns to the forefront in Europe
Improved logistics, such as safe supply lines and the ability to ensure rapid mobility, is vital in an environment in which many NATO member states are refocusing on European deterrence and defense from conventional threats.
By Marta Kepe
Version 4.0: The unfinished business of DoD acquisition, sustainment
It is a truism that war and peace are not the same, but this is particularly important when considering efficiencies in logistics and sustainment.
By Frank Kendall