A Recent Deal with the Pentagon Is Resetting the…
The Pentagon’s shift towards long-term procurement contracts, rather than temporary year-by-year…
Tag: Defense Industry
The US Army Just Got New Sentinel A4 Radars—and Will…
Lockheed Martin has indicated that it will soon move from “low-rate initial production” to…
For the Pentagon, Perfect Is the Enemy of Good
As it prepares for conflict with China, the Department of Defense has overlooked good programs today…
The US Navy’s SSN(X) Submarine Program Is Slowly…
The US Navy does not have the capacity to build the SSN(X) submarines at scale—but rather than…
Will the USS Connecticut Submarine Finally Return to…
Following a disastrous underwater collision, the Connecticut was originally scheduled to complete…
Who’s Afraid of Russia’s Sixth-Generation Warplanes?…
Russia’s war economy is fully devoted to the struggle in Ukraine—giving the Kremlin few resources…
America Doesn’t Put a “Kill Switch” on F-35 Exports. It…
The F-35’s supply chains and software are already so dependent on the United States that a “kill…
China Now Has an Enormous Car Ferry. Could It Become a…
For now, the ferry’s purpose is to transport cars in Europe—but defense planners worry that it could…
Italy’s GCAP Program Is Turning into a Financial…
Italy’s contribution to the GCAP sixth-gen fighter program has ballooned from €6 billion to more…
Could the Navy’s FF(X) Frigate See Service by 2028?
The FF(X) program could fill in for the ill-fated Constellation class, which saw cancellation last…
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