defense spending

Anduril Takes Over US Army’s $22B IVAS Program From Microsoft

Anduril will assume development of the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System, taking over from Microsoft following a series of setbacks that delayed the program.

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US Seeks Industry Expertise on Satellite-Enhanced ‘Iron Dome of America’

The US Space Development Agency is soliciting industry input on how its satellite network can be integrated into the planned “Iron Dome of America."

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Lockheed, Boeing Heat Up Race for Next-Gen US Military Comms Satellite

Lockheed Martin and Boeing have significantly stepped up their efforts in the race to deliver next-generation military communications satellites to the US Space Force.

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Taiwan Eyes Purchase of E-2D Early Warning Aircraft From US

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense intends to purchase six E-2D airborne early warning and control aircraft from the US defense company Northrop Grumman. 

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Three Firms Win Mine Countermeasure Contracts From US Navy

Three American defense companies have secured key contracts from the US Navy to strengthen its autonomous mine countermeasure capabilities.

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Greece Introduces $212M ‘High-Tech’ Combat Uniform

The Hellenic Armed Forces has unveiled a cutting-edge combat uniform designed to better equip soldiers for modern challenges.

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EU Pumps Over $1 Billion Into Next-Gen Military Innovations

The European Commission has allocated $1.02 billion for collaborative defense research and development under the European Defence Fund (EDF).

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Lockheed Wins $551M US Navy Submarine EW Contract

Lockheed Martin has secured a $551-million contract to equip current and future US Navy submarines with advanced electronic warfare systems.

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Bulgaria Modernizes Air Force With First F-16 Viper

Bulgaria has officially received its first F-16 Block 70 aircraft from Lockheed Martin during a handover ceremony in Greenville, South Carolina.

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Lockheed to Upgrade Trident II D5 Missile for US Navy

Lockheed Martin has secured a $383-million contract modification to develop a next-generation Trident II Strategic Weapons System D5 missile for the US Navy.

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