The package, paid for by allies rather than US funds, aims to shore up Ukraine's air defenses amid tensions over earlier interceptor deliveries.

The new interceptor is intended to keep pace with rising demand for Patriot-family air defense munitions.

The $185B Golden Dome program would rely heavily on commercial cloud, data and AI capabilities alongside traditional primes.

The deal expands Lockheed's maritime portfolio at a time of elevated naval and shipbuilding demand.

The award to be built at Philly Shipyard marks Hanwha's first US Navy shipbuilding deal and a test of the service's new acquisition approach via TOTE Services.

A defense intelligence memo warns China could gain insight into the program as Washington weighs the export.

The long-term arrangement is meant to stabilize production and pricing for the fighter program.

The policy, effective April 2027, applies to deals worth £50M or more and aims to keep industrial benefits in the UK.

Kyiv is now awaiting components from European partners to finish assembling the antiballistic system.

The disclosure provides the first look at intelligence spending levels for the fiscal year.

German tank maker KNDS and Norway's Ritek have begun producing the tanks in Norway under a partnership spanning submarines, missiles and space.

The target reflects rising international appetite for weapons systems as European and allied budgets grow.

Officials say the approach would avoid repeatedly returning to Congress for funding of homeland basing.

The metals maker secures a large Pentagon award as demand for defense-grade materials rises.

The shift reflects European armies' adaptation to drone-centric warfare on the modern battlefield.

The pending award continues Lockheed's work on the Air Force's cross-platform integration effort.

The deployment comes amid a heightened threat environment and concerns over low US missile stocks.

The defense tech firm is moving into personal computing hardware geared toward government and defense users.