Defense Daily
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Air ForceUSAF Examining Lower Cost Counter-Air Missile Program With 1,000-3,500 Annual Full-Rate Production
The stand-in strike division of Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s armament directorate (AFLCMC/EBI) at Eglin AFB, Fla., is surveying companies to help determine requirements and an acquisition strategy for […]
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Business/FinancialInterim SAIC CEO Consolidating Operational Structure; Several Departures Announced
Science Applications International Corp. [SAIC] on Thursday said it is restructuring from five business groups into three to improve efficiency and customer focus. The reorganization follows closely on the heels […]
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Business/FinancialBoeing Machinists Vote To End Strike; Return To Work Sunday Night
Defense workers at Boeing’s [BA] military aircraft and munitions operations in the St. Louis region on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to end their three-month-plus-long strike, with plans to return to work […]
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UncategorizedCHAOS Industries Raises $510 Million In New Funding Round
Defense technology startup CHAOS Industries on Thursday said it has raised $510 million in a new funding round to be put toward product development and manufacturing. The Series D raise […]
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CongressTrump Signs Bill To End Shutdown, As Work Awaits On FY ‘26 NDAA, Defense Appropriations
President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening signed a bill to end the longest-ever government shutdown, as work still awaits in Congress to finish the final fiscal year 2026 defense policy […]
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Advanced / Transformational TechnologyAnduril, UAE’s EDGE Group Form Joint Venture; Initial Focus On Omen Autonomous Air Vehicle
Anduril Industries and United Arab Emirates-based EDGE Group on Thursday announced a new joint venture focused on autonomous systems for defense and civil applications with the product being the co-developed […]
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SpaceRemote Sensing Could Help Fill Void In On-Site Nuclear Inspections, FAS Says
Government and commercial imagery could help fill a void in on-site nuclear inspections, given the upcoming lapse in the New START Treaty protocol next February, according to a new report […]
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Thursday, November 13, 2025
- DoD’s Acquisition Overhaul Aims To Reform Bid Protests, Analysis Of Alternatives Studies
- Appropriations Language Directs USAF To Consider Ramping Up Hardened Shelters For Aircraft
- Guam Defense Still Connecting Dots In Order Of Systems, Official Says
- Amentum Notches Up To $995 Million Contract For MQ-9 Maintenance
- Seasats Inks Deal With Aussie Firm To Resell USVs In Region
- Forterra Raises $238 Million To Bolster C3, Production Efforts
- Veritas Capital To Acquire Digital Solutions Firm MetroStar Systems
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Thursday, November 13, 2025
- DoD’s Acquisition Overhaul Aims To Reform Bid Protests, Analysis Of Alternatives Studies
- Appropriations Language Directs USAF To Consider Ramping Up Hardened Shelters For Aircraft
- Guam Defense Still Connecting Dots In Order Of Systems, Official Says
- Amentum Notches Up To $995 Million Contract For MQ-9 Maintenance
- Seasats Inks Deal With Aussie Firm To Resell USVs In Region
- Forterra Raises $238 Million To Bolster C3, Production Efforts
- Veritas Capital To Acquire Digital Solutions Firm MetroStar Systems
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ArmyGuam Defense Still Connecting Dots In Order Of Systems, Official Says
An Army official Monday said that while the Guam Defense System (GDS) is progressing and the strategy aligns with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s recent reform push, there is not yet […]
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