The award is the first shipyard selection by TOTE Services under the Navy's LSM program and revives Philadelphia commercial shipbuilding with a foreign-owned ya

The OTA award taps Lockheed's PAC-3 Edge design for a next-generation interceptor amid concerns about U.S. missile stockpiles.

The policy, due in April 2027, aims to ensure British workers and businesses benefit from foreign-signed defense contracts.

The discussions signal Silicon Valley firms are moving deeper into major U.S. missile defense architecture work.

The green light comes amid heightened Kyiv-Washington tensions and reported delays in interceptor transfers.

Japan will assemble AIM-120 missiles as Washington pushes to sharply increase AMRAAM output and deepen allied industrial ties.

A Defense Intelligence Agency memo warns China could gain insight into the program if the stealth fighter sale proceeds.

The disclosure puts figures on U.S. intelligence spending as lawmakers weigh broader defense budget priorities.

The deal adds maritime defense capabilities with an Indiana presence as Lockheed expands beyond its core aerospace segments.

Lockheed's quarterly call highlighted a record backlog, a $694M hypersonic expansion and a stock up sharply in October.

The project marks one of the largest private defense manufacturing investments as Anduril scales production capacity.

The requests come as Washington seeks to manage escalation risks while allies press a harder line on Moscow.

The study warns a rapid, uncoordinated drawdown risks eroding the U.S. share of European weapons markets.

The multinational missile defense project is a test of European-Ukrainian co-development under wartime pressure.

KNDS and Norway's Ritek begin producing tanks locally, extending a partnership spanning submarines, missiles and operations.

The strategy lands amid tense trade negotiations with the U.S. and a push for deeper Canadian-European security cooperation.

The planned award continues USAF efforts to link sensors and shooters across domains.

Bell Textron says a delayed low-rate production contract could raise the program's financial hit to as much as $150M.