Japan Set to Buy SM-6s in Potential $450M Deal, Says State Department
Japan is set to be the first country after the United States to field the Standard Missile 6 as part…
Navy Testing Battle Management Aid on Aircraft Carrier
The Navy’s plans to test a Battle Management Aid on one of its aircraft carriers, as the service pursues a…
Navy’s ‘Project Overmatch’ Structure Aims to Accelerate Creating Naval Battle Network
As the Navy pursues a blueprint for its tactical data network to connect weapons and sensors across the battlefield, the…
Navy Committed Netted Sensors and Weapons to Support Future Fights
ARLINGTON, Va. — The Navy is making integration of ships, planes, sensors and weapons a priority going forward and is…
Experts: Next Generation Of Air Dominance Will Rely On Sharing Data
ARLINGTON, VA. – Developing data links to enable existing aircraft to transfer data with forces at sea and on land…
Report to Congress on U.S. Airborne Electronic Attack Programs
The following is the May 14, 2019 Congressional Research Service report, U.S. Airborne Electronic Attack Programs: Background and Issues for…
Raytheon Expects Flat Budgets in 2020 But Plenty of DoD Spending From Existing Multiyear Contracts
Multi-year contracts are setting up Raytheon and other defense contractors to report solid financial results during the next few years…
Marines Won’t Need a Carrier for High-End Fight With MUX Unmanned System
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – The Marine Corps and Navy are preparing for a high-end fight that will require ships to be distributed…
Raytheon Awarded LCS Over-the-Horizon Anti-Surface Weapon Contract; Deal Could be Worth $848M
The Norwegian-designed Naval Strike Missile has been officially selected to serve as the Littoral Combat Ship’s over-the-horizon anti-ship weapon, according…
Document: Pentagon Not Sharing Operational Lessons from F-35 Deployment
The following is the April 25, 2018 Government Accountability Office report, Warfighter Support: DOD Needs to Share F-35 Operational Lessons…