Military manufacturing News

US Defense Department Partners with Startups to Scale Low-Cost Missile Production.

US and Ukraine Forge Strategic Partnership for Joint Drone Production.

Why Cultural Adaptation Remains the Biggest Hurdle in Modernizing Military Technology.

The outgoing US Army CIO, Leonel Garciga, reveals that implementing cutting-edge technology is less about the tools themselves and more about overcoming the institutional resistance and cultural inertia within the military workforce.

Data Reveals Trump’s Tariffs Failed to Spark a Domestic Manufacturing Resurgence.

Escalating Tensions: Iran Faces Severe Economic Crisis Amidst US Naval Blockade and Conflict.

Examining the Long-Term Economic and Human Toll of Seven Decades of US Military Interventions.

US Military Significantly Boosts Middle East Presence with Third Aircraft Carrier Deployment.

The US Central Command has increased its naval firepower in the Middle East by deploying a third aircraft carrier, the USS George H.W. Bush, into the region, joining the USS Gerald R. Ford and the USS Abraham Lincoln amid ongoing regional tensions.

The Shift in Global Air Warfare: Is the U.S. Falling Behind in the Age of Autonomous Drones?.

Japan Overhauls Defense Export Policy to Expand Global Arms Industry Role.

Japan has significantly relaxed its longstanding restrictions on weapons exports to foster its domestic defense industry and strengthen global military supply chains.

Ukrainian Defense Firms Fear Losing Global Market Edge Amid Export Restrictions.

Ukrainian drone manufacturers, including General Cherry, are struggling to expand into international markets like the Middle East due to strict export regulations, risking their chance to prove their technology beyond the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Inside the US Army's High-Tech Research Facility: Testing Gear for Extreme Environments.

Ukrainian Analysis Reveals Antiquated Production Methods in North Korean Missiles.