Defense Daily
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Tuesday, December 16, 2025
- Navy Wants F/A-XX But DoD Still Looking To Balance Industrial Base With F-47
- Army Initiates Challenge For Short And Vertical Takeoff And Landing Group 4 UAS
- Defense Bill Modifies Industrial Fund Provisions, Adds Batteries, Leaves Out OBBBA Funds
- Defense Authorization Bill Omits Senate Proposal For LRSO Acceleration
- Second Attack Sub Delivered This Year, Future USS Idaho
- AFRL Seeking Innovations For C-sUAS “Kill Chain And Point Defense”
- Navy Awards $454 Million D5 Contract Mod To Draper Lab
- NNSA Awarded $28 million To Modernize Technology Infrastructure
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Tuesday, December 16, 2025
- Navy Wants F/A-XX But DoD Still Looking To Balance Industrial Base With F-47
- Army Initiates Challenge For Short And Vertical Takeoff And Landing Group 4 UAS
- Defense Bill Modifies Industrial Fund Provisions, Adds Batteries, Leaves Out OBBBA Funds
- Defense Authorization Bill Omits Senate Proposal For LRSO Acceleration
- Second Attack Sub Delivered This Year, Future USS Idaho
- AFRL Seeking Innovations For C-sUAS “Kill Chain And Point Defense”
- Navy Awards $454 Million D5 Contract Mod To Draper Lab
- NNSA Awarded $28 million To Modernize Technology Infrastructure
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Navy/USMCSecond Attack Sub Delivered This Year, Future USS Idaho
The Navy accepted delivered of the future Virginia-class USS Idaho (SSN-799) from General Dynamics [GD] Electric Boat on Monday, marking the second attack submarine delivery of the year. The boat will […]
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UncategorizedNavy Wants F/A-XX But DoD Still Looking To Balance Industrial Base With F-47
The top Navy officer recently confirmed the service still wants the F/A-XX sixth-generation fighter, but is cognizant of cost effectiveness and balancing it with overall industrial base concerns. When asked […]
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Unmanned SystemsArmy Initiates Challenge For Short And Vertical Takeoff And Landing Group 4 UAS
The Army has begun to assess large drones that can take-off and land vertically or use short runways in order to inform industry of the service’s priorities for the unmanned […]
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Nuclear ModernizationNavy Awards $454 Million D5 Contract Mod To Draper Lab
Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, a naval technical agent, was awarded a $453.9 million contract modification to fund engineering support on the Trident D5 missile guidance subsystem, the Pentagon announced last […]
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CongressDefense Bill Modifies Industrial Fund Provisions, Adds Batteries, Leaves Out OBBBA Funds
The defense authorization bill passed by the House last week and under consideration in the Senate this week adds batteries to the list of possible investments to bolster U.S. industrial […]
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Unmanned SystemsAFRL Seeking Innovations For C-sUAS “Kill Chain And Point Defense”
Over the next five years, the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) site in Rome, N.Y., may award $499 million in counter-small unmanned aircraft system (C-sUAS) research contracts under the Multi-Domain […]
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Nuclear ModernizationNNSA Awarded $28 million To Modernize Technology Infrastructure
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) was awarded over $28 million to modernize its technology infrastructure for emergency response, the Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) said on its investment page. The […]
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Air ForceDefense Authorization Bill Omits Senate Proposal For LRSO Acceleration
The fiscal 2026 defense authorization conference bill turns back a proposal by the Senate to accelerate the Air Force AGM-181 Long Range Standoff (LRSO) nuclear cruise missile under development by […]