The deal will allow Northrop to stand up production as a second supplier of solid rocket motors for the PAC-3 interceptor.

Experiments involving 3D printing and launching missiles from uncrewed vessels were expected to take place among high-end warfighting training.

The pilot ejected and is receiving medical treatment for non-life-threatening injuries, according to the service.

Five areas were listed by Brave1 as of high interest: active protection systems against FPVS; affordable counter-shaded ...

CEO Chris Kubasik told investors that "market conditions do not reflect the value we're building," and it would be better to wait for them to "settle down." ...

The defining logistics problem in the Pacific is measured in thousands of miles. It’s a theater where the distance between ...

In an at times contentious hearing, the defense secretary said the administration urgently needed nearly $90 billion in ...

An engine with so-called adaptive turbofan technologies “could” go on the forthcoming F-47 stealth fighter, John Sneden, the ...

The test hub will serve as a “permanent hackathon environment,” the Army stated, by which they mean eliminating manufacturer ...

We're evaluating a set of [courses of action] right now, which include a mix of domestic and international sourcing for end ...

It sounds good on paper,” a former senior defense official told Breaking Defense. “My biggest questions revolve around ...

The $450 million all-cash offer seeks to improve DRS's ability to offer a wider range of technologies to customers.