The massive contract underscores the continued relevance of the F-15 platform amid evolving air dominance strategies.

The Army moves forward with deploying small nuclear reactors on installations to enhance energy resilience amid a uranium enrichment shortage.

Ukraine now has the intellectual property to build SCALP missiles at home, though production will take time and faces hurdles.

The bridge symbolizes deepening military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow.

The Pentagon seeks to lock in LaNeve's nomination despite concerns and the potential departure of the Army secretary.

The procurement push signals a major ramp-up in ground-launched precision fires capacity.

The contracts keep the B-52 fleet viable for decades by upgrading its radar systems.

The public listing aims to fund production capacity for the company's propulsion systems used in rockets and hypersonics.

The deal covers at least seven multi-role tanker transport aircraft, with Poland receiving four by 2030.

Kyiv positions domestically produced ballistic missiles as a key answer to the lack of anti-ballistic interceptors.

A new DoD memo affecting contractors and technology developments were discussed at the TechNet conference.

The Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response mission was eliminated despite military advice, and the US has killed hundreds of noncombatants since.

Hung Cao names a civilian to stand up a new office focused on the Navy's defense industrial base.

The Navy's top admiral says the service is changing pre-deployment stocking and resupply processes.

The carrier's port call follows its lengthy deployment and signals continued US presence in the Indo-Pacific.

A B-2 bomber used a stealth anti-ship cruise missile and the Navy deployed unmanned boats for strike missions.

The Army moved from a larger, bespoke EW capability to a more adaptable system reflecting changes on the battlefield.

The agreement is broader than an arms export deal and aims to build a collaborative defense ecosystem among the three nations.