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Cal Biesecker
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Friday, July 25, 2025
Volume 307 // Issue 16- CNO Nominee Open To Ditching Boise, Adding Ship Repair and Construction Work Outside U.S.
- Senate GOP Spread Puts Lohmeier Over the Top
- HASC NDAA Backs Army’s FLRAA Acceleration Plan, Allows Use Of Early Production Awards
- State Department Approves Potential $4.67 Billion NASAMS Deal With Egypt
- U.S. OKs Over $650 Million In Potential Weapons Maintenance Deals With Ukraine
- L3Harris Reports Strong Second Quarter
- Right to Repair Provisions in Senate and House Defense Authorization Bills
- U.S. Tungsten Mining Company Expects To Be Operational Before Trump Leaves Office
- Scout Space’s Owl Sensor to Aid U.S. Space Force in Blue Origin Launch Next Spring
- Armada Announces $131 Million Funding Raise To Scale Relocatable Data Center
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Friday, July 25, 2025
Volume 307 // Issue 16- CNO Nominee Open To Ditching Boise, Adding Ship Repair and Construction Work Outside U.S.
- Senate GOP Spread Puts Lohmeier Over the Top
- HASC NDAA Backs Army’s FLRAA Acceleration Plan, Allows Use Of Early Production Awards
- State Department Approves Potential $4.67 Billion NASAMS Deal With Egypt
- U.S. OKs Over $650 Million In Potential Weapons Maintenance Deals With Ukraine
- L3Harris Reports Strong Second Quarter
- Right to Repair Provisions in Senate and House Defense Authorization Bills
- U.S. Tungsten Mining Company Expects To Be Operational Before Trump Leaves Office
- Scout Space’s Owl Sensor to Aid U.S. Space Force in Blue Origin Launch Next Spring
- Armada Announces $131 Million Funding Raise To Scale Relocatable Data Center
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Business/Financial
U.S. Tungsten Mining Company Expects To Be Operational Before Trump Leaves Office
A London-based company with operations focused solely in Nevada expects to begin tungsten mining operations in 2028–the first U.S. tungsten mines in years amid ongoing Chinese export restrictions of the […]
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Business/Financial
L3Harris Reports Strong Second Quarter
Buoyed by higher operating income across its business segments and improved sales, L3Harris Technologies [LHX] on Thursday posted strong overall financial results in the second quarter. Net income jumped 25 […]
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Advanced / Transformational Technology
Armada Announces $131 Million Funding Raise To Scale Relocatable Data Center
Armada, a developer and manufacturer of mobile and relocatable data centers that provide computing power to remote and challenged areas, has raised $131 million in a strategic funding round that […]
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Army
NGA, Army Unit Test AI-Based System For Locating And Identifying Objects In The Field
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the Army’s 18th Airborne Corps in May successfully tested a prototype tool that uses imagery data from small drones and can train artificial intelligence […]
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Business/Financial
Shipbuilding, Aerospace Power GD To Strong Second Quarter
Continuing its strong momentum from the first quarter, General Dynamics [GD] on Wednesday reported handsome second quarter results driven by the company’s shipbuilding and Aerospace segments. Net income increased 12 […]
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Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Volume 307 // Issue 14- Any Decision To Accelerate B-21 Production Will Require Northrop Grumman To Boost Investment
- HASC Wants USAF to Lay Out Plan for Full-Scale Production of CCA Increment 1
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- Lockheed Martin Outlines $1.6 Billion In Charges, Including Skunk Works Program
- As Army Reviews Potential PEO Restructure, New Jersey Lawmakers Concerned With Picatinny Arsenal Impact
- RTX Posts Strong Second Quarter But Lowers Earnings Outlook On Tariff Headwinds
- Will Hypersonic Weapons Costs Come Down?
- Pentagon Announces New Naval Nominations
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Business/Financial
Lockheed Martin Outlines $1.6 Billion In Charges, Including Skunk Works Program
A program at Lockheed Martin’s [LMT] secretive Skunk Works unit continues to bedevil the company, racking up a $950 million pre-tax loss, the largest of $1.6 billion in charges the […]
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Air Force
Any Decision To Accelerate B-21 Production Will Require Northrop Grumman To Boost Investment
If the Pentagon decides to increase production of the U.S. Air Force’s new B-21 stealth bomber it will require further investment by Northrop Grumman [NOC], which in turn expects to […]