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A series of new Department of War (DoW) investments totaling nearly $1.9 billion underscores growing efforts to expand critical-materials production capacity across U.S.-based aerospace and defense manufacturers and their counterparts in allied nations.

American Rheinmetall has received an 18-month U.S. Army contract under Project Sustainment to develop autonomous, hybrid-powered uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs) designed to support tactical logistics operations. The effort, managed through the National Ad

Boeing has received a $75 million U.S. Air Force contract to begin production of the GBU-75 Joint Direct Attack Munition Long Range (JDAM LR), marking a key milestone for a weapon designed to extend the reach of existing JDAM-equipped aircraft without req

Siemens Government Technologies has been awarded an $80 million contract by Army Contracting Command to establish an integrated digital and physical manufacturing environment at Anniston Army Depot for the production of uncrewed aerial system (UAS) electr

Wirtgen hosted select media at its training and technology center near Nashville to demonstrate the full roadbuilding workflow - from milling and paving to compaction - and how connected machines, automation and real-time data are helping crews to work mo

On this episode of the Aerospace & Defense Technology podcast, Bryan Bockmon, CEO of AimLock, discusses how autonomous targeting and AI-enabled fire control are being applied to one of the fastest-evolving battlefield threats: small unmanned aerial system

Luxury, like most things, has tiers.

The gathered journalists cover their ears as a loud hydraulic ram begins to load and a warning alarm sounds.

One of the promises of electric vehicles is that they could serve as batteries to power our homes and, eventually, the grid. That technology is making its way to more and more EV owners as automakers, utilities, and charging hardware companies work out th