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U.S. Army orders closed-circuit wind tunnel

The U.S. Army is buying a precision wind tunnel for its primary measurement standards laboratory at Redstone Arsenal, a piece of scientific equipment whose...

U.S. Navy upgrades E-6B comms while its replacement takes shape

The U.S. Navy is upgrading the communications suite on the E-6B Mercury, an airborne nuclear relay aircraft, even as the service moves forward with...

U.S. Air Force looks to keep Minuteman III guidance system running to 2050

The U.S. Air Force wants to keep the Minuteman III flying through 2050, and it's now looking for contractors who can help figure out...

U.S. Navy sets up $650M competition for 474 military boats

The U.S. Navy just spread a contract worth up to $650 million across eight small American boatbuilders to keep its fleet of rigid hull...

Raytheon gets $441M urgent GEM-T missile order

Raytheon RTX picked up a $441.6 million contract modification on April 30 to build PATRIOT GEM-T missiles, with the Department of War demanding delivery...

U.S. Marines say they need around 40 amphibious warfare ships

The U.S. Marine Corps needs roughly 40 amphibious warfare ships to sustain its goal of keeping three Marine Expeditionary Units deployed simultaneously, and it...

Pyka’s autonomous cargo plane completes first flight

Pyka announced on April 27 that its DropShip autonomous aircraft completed its maiden flight, a milestone that the Alameda, California-based company said sets a...

Eric Schmidt’s drone killer is now protecting U.S. troops in Germany

The U.S. Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll visited U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach in Germany on April 30, where commanders from the 52nd Air Defense Artillery...
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