Rubio ratchets up pressure on NATO at key summit
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is casting new doubt on NATO's relevance after key allies recoiled from backing Washington’s “Operation Epic Fury.”
By Tanya Noury
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Poland joins Pentagon’s counter-drone marketplace amid unexpected US deployment cancellation
The Army is continuing to expand military cooperation with Poland through the Pentagon’s counter-drone initiative, the service announced on Wednesday.
By Eve Sampson
Northrop Grumman to continue supporting legacy missile warning satellites
Under a $222.5 million contract, Northrop Grumman will continue to support Defense Support Program satellites over the next decade.
By Nathan Strout
GM Defense wins Infantry Squad Vehicle production contract
The contract tops $200 million to produce 649 vehicles, largely based off commercial designs.
By Aaron Mehta
Congress close to axing Pentagon’s ‘impossible’ chief reform job
Congress is a step closer to eliminating the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, four years after creating the job to help streamline reform efforts inside the department.
By Joe Gould
Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
By Nathan Strout
Lockheed paid suppliers $1.1 billion, added 8,300 jobs since pandemic
Lockheed Martin has sent $1.1 billion in accelerated payment to support its network of suppliers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Joe Gould
Leonardo DRS wins Army network installation contract
Leonardo DRS was awarded a $206 million contract to provide installation kits for network equipment on Army ground vehicles.
By Andrew Eversden
It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
By Bryan Clark and Timothy A. Walton
Smith reveals $3.6B plan to counter China
Congressional defense leaders now have at least three competing plans to push back on China in the Pacific. Which will they choose?
By Joe Gould
Capella Space will share synthetic aperture radar imagery with NGA
Under a new Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, Capella Space will provide its synthetic aperture radar imagery to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
By Nathan Strout
This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
By Mark Pomerleau