Officials are wrestling with how to manage and sustain a historic surge in demand for tactical missiles.

The U.S. Air Force wants to issue a contract in 2026 for a next-generation re-entry vehicle for its Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile.

The $2.6 billion package includes $2.1 billion in new equipment and another $500 million in existing equipment.

The U.S. Navy's so-called "hypersonic" missile will actually fly at maximum speeds below Mach 5.

The unprofitable, classified program at the company’s Missiles and Fire Control division appears set to enter production soon.

The acquisition plans, detailed April 3, are a component of the country’s €14.8 billion ($16.1 billion) increase in defense spending between 2022 and 2025.

Spending over a 4-year period between fiscal '24-'27 on development and procurement across all five hypersonic weapon programs will total nearly $11.9 billion.

When the U.S. Space Development Agency’s first ten satellites become operational, it will mark the start of a massive change in the Pentagon’s architecture.