LeoLabs also intends to deploy multiple Scout-S mobile phased array radars to fill gaps in its current network of 12 larger radar facilities around the globe.
Breaking Defense•Theresa Hitchens23m ago
“It means that the design is solid. It means that we’re ready to move forward from an industrial base as well,” Jill Albertelli, the president of Pratt & Whitney’s military engines business, told Breaking Defense.
Breaking Defense•Michael Marrow43m ago
“We will not have a cold start to start production in [20]27. We will have assets rolling through. That said, even a company like ours can only do so much without procurement dollars,” said Erin Simpson, Anduril’s vice president for strategy execution.
Breaking Defense•Valerie Insinna1h ago
The Congressional Budget Office reported it would take “at least five years” to rebuild the US’ munitions inventories.
Breaking Defense•Carley Welch2h ago
[Sponsored] Threats have changed the range, seeking and attack capabilities necessary to ensure effectiveness.
Breaking Defense•Breaking Defense3h ago
The Israeli firm said integrating the weapon on Israeli F-35s was a step towards them being equipped on other countries’ fleets.
Breaking Defense•Seth J. Frantzman4h ago
From counter-drone lasers to cutaway engine blocks, here are some of the sights from around the trade show floor.
Breaking Defense•Breaking Defense Staff4h ago
The company says the family of small solutions can be produced in high quantities at low cost.
Breaking Defense•Mark Pomerleau5h ago
“We’re thankful that we have a [continuing resolution] going into October [1], but I would really be more thankful if we had a budget,” said Chief of Space Operations Gen. Doug Schiess.
Breaking Defense•Michael Marrow6h ago
Operation Epic Fury has “resulted in strategic inventory shortfalls” of key munitions, Pentagon officials told investigators.
Breaking Defense•Aaron Mehta7h ago
Monday’s announcement comes after Lockheed successfully launched its first PrSM Increment 2 missile in February.
Breaking Defense•Carley Welch8h ago
The incident marks the second time in 30 days that the Italian Air Force has responded to airspace incursions.
Breaking Defense•Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo8h ago
[Sponsored] GA-ASI is serious about retaining its position as the leading provider of UAS to the United States and its allies.
Breaking Defense•Brittany Cianflone10h ago
Hermeus CEO Zach Shore told Breaking Defense the company can now vertically integrate production of its Quarterhorse drone and serve as a second source of engines for Pratt’s F100-PW-229 powerplant.
Breaking Defense•Michael Marrow10h ago
We recap leading headlines from day one of this year’s conference.
Breaking Defense•Breaking Defense Staff20h ago
[Sponsored] Supply chains are only as strong as their weakest link, which has been repeatedly proven to be true over the last few years.
Breaking Defense•Breaking Defense14 Sept
The White House has also sent nominations over to the Senate for William Toti to serve as undersecretary of the Navy, and for retired Vice Adm. Richard Breckenridge as an assistant secretary of the Navy.
Breaking Defense•Diana Stancy14 Sept
The big question facing DoD is what happens if the Traffic Coordination System for Space program is scrapped: is US Space Command left holding the space safety bag in perpetuity?
Breaking Defense•Theresa Hitchens14 Sept
The Ford wrapped up its 326-day deployment in May.
Breaking Defense•Diana Stancy14 Sept
From unmanned fighter jets to scale-model satellites, here are some of the sights from around the expo floor at the Gaylord National Resort and Conference Center.
Breaking Defense•Breaking Defense Staff14 Sept