The massive contract represents one of the largest fighter aircraft deals in history, securing Boeing’s F-15 production line for years.

A GAO report finds chronic maintenance backlogs are costing billions and reducing submarine availability, with the problem expected to worsen.

The Janus program moves forward with prototype agreements to install small nuclear reactors at military installations.

The Pentagon pushes to lower the cost of missile defense interceptors as part of a broader race for affordable countermeasures.

A Chinese hacking group targeted multiple US government networks including NASA and the Senate before the FBI disrupted its tools.

The spy agency is taking a central role in government AI model testing, signaling growing national security interest in commercial AI.

The B-52 bomber fleet receives a major radar upgrade, with separate contracts to RTX subsidiary Raytheon and Boeing.

Japan’s defense agency signs a mass production deal for additively manufactured drones designed to intercept threats.

A Pentagon review of US forces in Europe will present at least four sets of options to the defense secretary.

The Army outlines a major ramp-up in short-range missile procurement to address munitions stockpile needs.

The defense secretary backs the nomination despite concerns from lawmakers and the potential departure of the Army secretary.

India seeks access to advanced fighter jet engine technology available to only a handful of nations.

Italy opts into the EU’s SAFE defense loan program but requests less than initially considered.

Spain and Poland move forward on a joint purchase of multi-role tanker transport aircraft, with at least seven planned.

Russian war spending pushed state finances to the brink of running out of cash this spring, according to the report.

The Army pivoted from a large bespoke EW system to a more adaptable design in response to changing battlefield demands.

A GAO report finds the Space Force needs to improve how it integrates commercial satellite imagery intelligence.

The Air Force wants a single-person-carriable C2 case to enable more agile and mobile operations.