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Nickolai Sukharev April 25, 2024

Oshkosh Defense sales rose by $23.8 million in the first quarter of 2024, marking a 4.6% increase from the same quarter last year, company executives reported today.

Vanessa Montalbano April 25, 2024

The Air Force sought to pursue several simultaneous multiyear procurement strategies for its munitions sets in the fiscal year 2024 budget, but Congress has excluded the AIM-120 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile from the plan, Inside Defense has learned.

Nick Wilson April 25, 2024

HII's Newport News Shipbuilding today announced it has delivered the Virginia-class submarine New Jersey (SSN-796) to the Navy, a milestone that demonstrates "forward momentum" for the struggling submarine industrial base,  according to advocates in Congress.

Nickolai Sukharev April 25, 2024

Textron's helicopter sales increased by $106 million in the first quarter of 2024, company executives reported during a quarterly earnings call today.

Dan Schere April 25, 2024

DENVER -- Two months after the Army announced it would be cancelling the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program as part of a larger aviation rebalance, Sikorsky is putting the engine in its prototype aircraft to use in preparation for modernizing the Black Hawk instead.

Tony Bertuca April 24, 2024

The two senior officials in charge of Pentagon acquisition and technology said today that they are working on several promising projects for countering drones and low-cost missiles, including everything from acoustic detection systems to directed-energy lasers and high-powered microwaves.

Oshkosh Defense sales increase by $24M

Oshkosh Defense sales rose by $23.8 million in the first quarter of 2024, marking a 4.6% increase from the same quarter last year, company executives reported today.

HII delivers Virginia sub New Jersey in a sign of industrial base improvement, advocates say

HII's Newport News Shipbuilding today announced it has delivered the Virginia-class submarine New Jersey (SSN-796) to the Navy, a milestone that demonstrates "forward momentum" for the struggling submarine industrial base,  according to advocates in Congress.

Vector Atomic will receive APFIT funding to supply rack-mounted optical clocks that run on domestically sourced elements

Vector Atomic, a small quantum precision company, told Inside Defense it will receive approximately $11 million in “APFIT” funding to help increase manufacturing of optical clocks that do not rely on vital materials from countries such as China and Russia, adding that the Defense Innovation Unit successfully integrated related Vector Atomic technology into an atomic gyroscope. (UPDATED)