From upgraded, extended range Iranian missiles to America's deployment of Iran-inspired drones, the deadly conflict is also a real-world munitions testing ground.

With $70.5 billion in the FY27 budget request for munitions, a handful of analysts said they expect the Pentagon to spread the funding over several years and to fuel multiyear buys.

Operations in Iran, midterm elections and GOP intraparty politics could all complicate the defense budget's path to President Donald Trump's desk.

We've destroyed Iran's defense industrial base, their ability to reconstitute those capabilities for years to come,” said ...

Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program (GSSAP) neighborhood watch satellite (Air Force Space Command archive) WASHINGTON — The Space Force has set up a pool of 14 vendors to compete for $1 ...

Workers at Sandia National Labs prep a B61-12 for a safety test. (NNSA) WASHINGTON — Development of the B61-13, a new variant of America’s nuclear gravity bomb, will cost an estimated $92 million over ...

"The US doesn't go anywhere alone, we don't do it alone around the world, and we certainly don't do it alone in space," Lt. Gen. Nina M. Armagno, Space Force staff director said yesterday. "The ...