LOS ANGELES — Northrop Grumman Corporation has received a contract, with follow on options, for development of the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW) missile. The period of performance for the contract is three months, with three competitive gates for three prime contractors to validate their missile c…

This week, two quick reaction alert Typhoons from RAF Coningsby have conducted a scramble exercise with their French counterparts, where they worked together to intercept, identify and escort a simulated enemy aircraft.

This is part of a regular series of exercises to ensure that fighter jets on …

The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is pleased to launch a new Themed Competition called “It’s Good for Missiles to Talk.”

Run on behalf of the Defence and Science Technology Laboratory (Dstl), this Themed Competition aims to identify and develop novel technologies that could be exploite…

Defense Department officials discussed the importance of digital transformation and artificial intelligence in enabling warfighters to maintain a battlefield advantage, even as China and Russia develop their own AI for military purposes. 

John B. Sherman, DOD’s chief information officer, held a …

The Scottish Affairs Committee is holding its first evidence session as part of its Defence in Scotland: Military Shipbuilding inquiry, hearing from the ADS Group, the Society of Maritime Industries and the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions.

Military shipbuilding in Scotland cu…

VICENZA, Italy — Equipment for U.S. Africa Command’s largest exercise in Africa left the port of Livorno on May 29 aboard the USNS Yuma. This equipment is a small part of the thousands of short tons now underway across the Mediterranean and Atlantic oceans to several locations for Exercise African…