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US Space Force Pays Amentum $16.4M to Secure the Lab Where NORAD Missile Warning Software Is Tested
Space Systems Command has awarded Amentum $16.4 million to secure the laboratory where NORAD missile warning software is developed and tested, deepening…
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US Missile Defense Agency Awards $75M to Flight Test Long Wall’s Low-Cost Cyclops Interceptor
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded Long Wall $75 million to complete flight testing of Cyclops, a hit-to-kill midcourse interceptor the company…
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U.S. Space Force Picks Raytheon for $309.5M Early Warning Radar Digitization
Raytheon holds the largest of three Space Force prototype agreements to replace the aging processing chains of U.S. missile warning radars with…
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US Next Generation Interceptor Is 18 Months Late and Has Yet to Fly
Lockheed Martin pitches its Next Generation Interceptor on multiple kill vehicles, in-silo upgrades and a digital twin. The program has slipped 18…
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U.S. State Arizona to Field Eight Gray Eagle 25M Drones, a National Guard First
Arizona will be the first state to field the Gray Eagle 25M in the Army National Guard, with eight aircraft due in…
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How the Army Fights: US Army Shifts Weight to Corps and Theater Armies
The US Army’s How the Army Fights guidance assigns Convergence, Strike, Close Battle and Endurance to specific echelons, gives corps and theater…
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Britannia Shield vs Golden Dome: UK Conservatives Pitch £10B Air Defense
Britain’s Conservatives want £10 billion over a decade for Britannia Shield, a layered drone and missile defense network for critical sites at…
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Russia and China Field Combat-Proven Hypersonic Weapons the West Cannot Intercept
Russia’s Oreshnik and Avangard, China’s DF-27 and DF-17, and Iran’s Fattah-2 have carried hypersonic weapons from the test range into combat, and…