Defense Daily
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Thursday, September 10, 2026
- ‘Experimentation Fatigue’ Cited As Issue for Industry and Pentagon
- Leidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
- Boeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
- Defense Startup Covenant Opens Dallas Site To Build Thousands Of Anthem Low-Cost Missiles
- Northrop Grumman Test Flies Lumberjack One-Way Attack System With Magnet Navigation
- Hermeus Offering High-Mach Test Services With New Ramjet-Powered Vehicle
- Small Businesses Struggle to Contribute to National Defense
- BAE, Space Systems Command Complete Critical Design Review For Epoch Two Constellation
- Army To Field Joint Laser Weapon System By July 2028, Pentagon’s Critical Tech Lead Says
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Thursday, September 10, 2026
- Boeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
- Leidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
- Hermeus Offering High-Mach Test Services With New Ramjet-Powered Vehicle
- Defense Startup Covenant Opens Dallas Site To Build Thousands Of Anthem Low-Cost Missiles
- Northrop Grumman Test Flies Lumberjack One-Way Attack System With Magnet Navigation
- Small Businesses Struggle to Contribute to National Defense
- BAE, Space Systems Command Complete Critical Design Review For Epoch Two Constellation
- ‘Experimentation Fatigue’ Cited As Issue for Industry and Pentagon
- Army To Field Joint Laser Weapon System By July 2028, Pentagon’s Critical Tech Lead Says
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Navy/USMCLeidos MUSVs Successfully Operated With Navy At RIMPAC, Carrier Strike Group
Two Leidos [LDOS] Medium Unmanned Surface Vessels (MUSVs) built for Navy experimental testing were successfully used this summer with the Navy at the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2026 exercise […]
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ArmyBoeing Advances To Next Phase Of Army’s IFPC Inc. 2 Second Interceptor Competition
Boeing [BA] said Wednesday it has been selected to continue onto the next phase of the Army’s effort to develop a second interceptor for the Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) […]
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ArmyArmy To Field Joint Laser Weapon System By July 2028, Pentagon’s Critical Tech Lead Says
The Army has committed to transitioning the Pentagon’s Joint Laser Weapon System (JLWS) program to fielding, the department’s critical technologies lead said on Wednesday, reiterating plans to deliver capability by […]
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Pentagon‘Experimentation Fatigue’ Cited As Issue for Industry and Pentagon
Speakers at a defense forum in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday cited “experimentation fatigue” as an issue for both industry and the Pentagon, as the military presses for rapid fielding of […]
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SpaceBAE, Space Systems Command Complete Critical Design Review For Epoch Two Constellation
The Space Force’s Space Systems Command and BAE Systems completed the critical design review for the first two orbital planes of the Epoch 2 missile warning and tracking satellites that […]
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Advanced / Transformational TechnologyHermeus Offering High-Mach Test Services With New Ramjet-Powered Vehicle
Hermeus on Wednesday introduced Ramjet-X, an expendable ramjet-powered vehicle that will launch from its reusable Quarterhorse unmanned supersonic aircraft to offer low-cost, high-Mach flight testing-as-service. The Ramjet-X’s ramjet engine is […]
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Business/FinancialDefense Startup Covenant Opens Dallas Site To Build Thousands Of Anthem Low-Cost Missiles
Defense startup Covenant is opening a facility in Dallas on Wednesday to start building thousands of its new Anthem low-cost, long-range missiles, with deliveries to begin later this year to […]
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Advanced / Transformational TechnologyNorthrop Grumman Test Flies Lumberjack One-Way Attack System With Magnet Navigation
Seeking to add to the capabilities of its one-way attack system, Northrop Grumman [NOC] is flight-testing Lumberjack with magnetic navigation (MagNav) software supplied by SandboxAQ that operates in GPS-denied environments, […]