Defense Daily
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Monday, July 28, 2025
- Defense Watch: Defense Markup, Boeing Union Vote, PrSM Firing
- Golden Dome Head Outlines Near Term Goals, Space-Based Interceptors, And Undecided Architecture
- GAO Finds DoD Has Not Identified Lower-Tier Suppliers; Discloses DoD Looked Into Chinese Robotic Arms on F-35 Assembly Line
- U.S. OKs Another $4 Billion Loan To Poland For Defense Equipment Purchases
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Monday, July 28, 2025
- Defense Watch: Defense Markup, Boeing Union Vote, PrSM Firing
- Golden Dome Head Outlines Near Term Goals, Space-Based Interceptors, And Undecided Architecture
- GAO Finds DoD Has Not Identified Lower-Tier Suppliers; Discloses DoD Looked Into Chinese Robotic Arms on F-35 Assembly Line
- U.S. OKs Another $4 Billion Loan To Poland For Defense Equipment Purchases
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Missile Defense
Golden Dome Head Outlines Near Term Goals, Space-Based Interceptors, And Undecided Architecture
The new head of the Trump administration’s Golden Dome initiative recently outlined his near-term goals, noting space-based interceptors (SBIs) will be the hardest technical challenge, and clarified the architecture and […]
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Air Force
GAO Finds DoD Has Not Identified Lower-Tier Suppliers; Discloses DoD Looked Into Chinese Robotic Arms on F-35 Assembly Line
An omniscient portrait of the more than 200,000 DoD suppliers to spot suspicious foreign companies is not on the books, as lower tier suppliers remain hidden–a cloaking helped by the […]
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International
U.S. OKs Another $4 Billion Loan To Poland For Defense Equipment Purchases
The U.S. has agreed to provide Poland another $4 billion in direct loans to help the NATO ally purchase new defense items to continue its military modernization, the State Department […]
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Uncategorized
Defense Watch: Defense Markup, Boeing Union Vote, PrSM Firing
Senate Approps Markup. The Senate Appropriations Committee will meet on July 31 to mark up its version of the fiscal year 2026 defense spending bill. The panel’s markup follows the […]
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Friday, July 25, 2025
- 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
- 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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International
State Department Approves Potential $4.67 Billion NASAMS Deal With Egypt
The State Department has approved a potential $4.67 billion deal with Egypt for the sale of a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS). The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) notified […]
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International
U.S. OKs Over $650 Million In Potential Weapons Maintenance Deals With Ukraine
The State Department has approved over $650 million in potential deals with Ukraine for maintenance and sustainment of various weapon systems. The four separate Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases cover […]