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Boeing is not alone in muddling through rate increases and production pushes.

Paul Pelley, global security senior director for Lockheed Martin, gives an update on the company’s new LM 40

Lockheed looked across the massive company's divisions to understand the needs of platforms that would use TacSat-2.

Lockheed Martin has decided to not pursue any further legal action to overturn the U.S. Army’s selection of the Bell V-280 Valor.

Lockheed Martin’s failed bid for the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program included “aggressive pricing,” the company’s chief financial officer says.

Northrop Grumman says its Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellite constellation network has passed a critical design review.

As NASA closes in on releasing a request for proposals for a rover vehicle service on the Moon, Leidos has unveiled a prototype Lunar Terrain Vehicle.

Lockheed Martin’s In-space Upgrade Satellite System CubeSats demonstrated rendezvous and proximity operations within 400 m in February.

The unit is targeted at exploratory research and development, accelerating the pace of tech development, and introducing new product innovations.

Lockheed Martin's Karla Brown discusses its In-space Upgrade Satellite System cubesats.

Orbit Fab, an in-space refueling depot startup that aims to provide fuel for satellites beginning in 2025, has completed a Series A round of funding.

Connecticut lawmakers are frustrated that they still have not received a briefing from the Army that explains their reasoning for selecting Bell's FLRAA bid.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Maintaining NOAA’s ‘Hurricane Hunter’ aircraft requires advance planning, frequent inspections and some very unique travel.

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

Northrop Grumman on April 3 outlined its full team of subcontractors for its U.S. Navy E-XX Take-Charge-and-Move-Out (Tacamo) offer.

Lockheed Martin Australia’s consortium was selected for JP9102 phase 1 ahead of bids led by Airbus, Boeing Australia, Northrop Grumman Australia and Optus.

The launch marks the start of the military's Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture.

Bahrain has been approved to receive second-hand Bell AH-1 Cobra attack helicopters, on top of recent deliveries of new-model AH-1Z Vipers.

Japan’s Yamato Holdings has invested in Regent to expand the market for its wing-in-ground-effect vehicles to include parcel delivery and logistics.

The awards come nearly seven months after the U.S. Air Force selected Raytheon for the Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile (HACM) operational prototyping program.

Lockheed Martin is self-funding an offshoot to provide communications, navigation and other services for government and commercial lunar customers.

The Army has a requirement for a new missile with a range over 1,000 km. that can still be fired from existing mobile launchers.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Finland has begun allowing allies to conduct surveillance flights along the country’s 1,300-km border with Russia.