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US Army launches Low-Cost Interceptor program, targets fall live-fire demonstrations
In a major structural shift designed to correct an unsustainable economic imbalance on the ...
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Video shows a Ukrainian unit running down a Russian Shahed -the kind of kill the US is racing to reproduce
The Army has bought 13,000 of the Ukraine-tested Merops interceptor, locking its maker into a $500 million deal.
The Iran war’s cost to Americans has already climbed well beyond early estimates, with an $87 billion funding request pending ...
L3Harris Technologies secured $500 million Pentagon contract Monday to support a program that measures the success of missile ...
Credit: U.S. Air Force An air-launched self-defense weapon for tanker aircraft is now under study by four companies selected by the U.S. Air Force for the first phase of a new acquisition program. The ...
By Robbin Laird, Defense Opinion Writer. Operation Epic Fury highlighted a structural command and control failure. Namely, ...
In a conversation with Ukrinform, Colonel Valerii Vyshnivskyi, JATEC's Director of Program Implementation and Ukraine's ...
Ukraine ballistic missile defense startup Fire Point signed a deal with Germany’s Hensoldt to build Freyja, a ground-based ...
Ukraine has changed how militaries use Patriot systems. But recent attacks prove that clever adaptations cannot overcome a shortage of interceptors. By Siobhán O’Grady and Liubov Sholudko Reporting ...
Towards Clearer Skies? What Ukraine gets out of the most recent Ramstein meeting—and what it doesn’t
Ramstein pledged Ukraine $4 billion — mostly for American Patriots. Its own Freya interceptor, five times cheaper, won't intercept a missile before 2027.
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