How ITAR concerns are affecting US defense sales abroad
US arms-sale regulations are causing some European firms to reassess their approach toward military modernization.
US arms-sale regulations are causing some European firms to reassess their approach toward military modernization.
An executive order on sourcing critical minerals could shake up supply chains for industry.
Here are a few things we're monitoring during this week's alliance summit in Turkey.
The department has already issued guidance to its program offices on how to spend the money before the deadline hits.
“It’s a way for us to communicate and leverage industry,” said Michael Cadenazzi, the assistant secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy.
“The bottom line is the US is becoming less dependable as a supplier," one analyst said.
Pentagon reporter Ashley Roque shares three things to know about the U.S. Army's latest aviation plans.
Editor-in-Chief Aaron Mehta explains the newest Pentagon munitions push.
What to know about Pete Hegseth's appearance in front of the House Armed Services Committee.
Joseph Welch, the Army's PAE C5ISR, talks with Mark Pomerleau on the Pentagon Buzz this week.
Jules Hurst, who is leading the Pentagon comptroller's office, weighs in on exercises, fuel costs and when a supplemental could come.
With a potential $1.5 trillion budget expected soon, Aaron Mehta asks the questions we're all thinking.
In the inaugural Pentagon Buzz, Ashley Roque shares details on the Pentagon's Drone Dominance program.
Coming soon: a new rundown of the biggest happenings inside the Pentagon.