Romania becomes the second country to receive money under a new authority granted to the State Department.
It’s a first for Hezbollah to strike “this deep into Israel and do so using a guided system. This is a new level of escalation by Hezbollah we haven’t seen before,” Fabian Hinz, a research fellow for Defence and Military Analysis at the International Institute for Strategic Studies told Breaking Defense.
“Today’s decision represents a turning point for hypersonic glide phase defense,” Lt. Gen. Heath Collins, MDA director, said in the announcement.
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Romania becomes the second country to receive money under a new authority granted to the State Department.
By Aaron Mehta
The legislation now makes its way to the White House, which on Tuesday issued a statement calling for “swift passage” of the CR and indicated that President Joe Biden will sign off on the bill well in advance of the Sept. 30 deadline.
By Valerie Insinna
It’s a first for Hezbollah to strike “this deep into Israel and do so using a guided system. This is a new level of escalation by Hezbollah we haven’t seen before,” Fabian Hinz, a research fellow for Defence and Military Analysis at the International Institute for Strategic Studies told Breaking Defense.
By Agnes Helou
“Today’s decision represents a turning point for hypersonic glide phase defense,” Lt. Gen. Heath Collins, MDA director, said in the announcement.
By Aaron Mehta
Israel’s increased bombardment of Lebanon has reached the point that it must be called “a full scale war,” Wehbe Katicha, a retired Lebanese general officer, told Breaking Defense.
By Agnes Helou
Both Sen. Mark Kelly and Rep. Mike Waltz have spent the past year publicly floating some of the ideas that will be included in the legislation.
By Justin Katz
Carahsoft has won contracts with the Navy, Air Force, Army and the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency over the past few months, the latest in hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts over the years.
By Carley Welch and Lee Ferran
Hanwha informed Austal of the decision in a Sept 25 letter that it was dropping the bid over what it called “unprecedented” demands from the Aussie ship builder.
By Colin Clark
“With changing governments, it provides an opportunity to review progress and sets a path for continued work,” said Pentagon spokesman Army Maj. Pete Nguyen.
By Ashley Roque
The deal has been years in the making with lawmakers becoming increasingly more vocal urging the Navy to act.
By Justin Katz
The service awarded both companies a total of $22 million for each to produce eight prototypes for evaluation.
By Ashley Roque
The four companies chosen for the GPS augmentation program are Astranis, Axient, L3 Harris, and Sierra Space.
By Theresa Hitchens
