Business

European Allies Want Used F-16s, But Are There Enough to Go Around?

The venerable U.S. fighter jet is getting a closer look as NATO members seek to build their defenses.

Business

Global Business Briefing with Boeing Defense CEO Leanne Caret

On June 14, 2017, Caret talks about company plans to reorganize its defense operations.

Business

Boeing to Cut 50 Executives, Reorganize Defense Business

Fresh off a move to from St. Louis to Washington, the firm’s defense division says it’s removing a layer of bureaucracy.

Business

Boeing, Shipbuilder Team Up to Build Giant Underwater Drones

The aerospace firm is bringing Huntington Ingalls on to help with its 50-ton Echo Voyager — and that’s just for starters.

Business

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Will Fly the US Military's Top-Secret Space Robot

The company is due to launch the X-37B in August, breaking a decade-long monopoly by United Launch Alliance.

Business

Pentagon Wants to Get Started on New Air Force Two and Doomsday Planes

The aging C-32 and E-4B may be replaced by similar aircraft, or at least with planes that share some gear.

Business

Boeing Protests Air Force’s Jamming-Plane Decision, Alleging Conflict of Interest

Company officials say the decision to let L3 pick the aircraft means a choice has already been made.

Business

Course Change: The US Air Force Now Wants to Keep the A-10, U-2, and F-15C

In a reversal, the service will not retire three Cold War-era planes still making an impact on the battlefield.

Science & Tech

Trump’s First Defense Budget Has North Korea Written All Over It

There’s lots of money in the Pentagon’s 2018 spending proposal to stop missiles of the sort that Pyongyang keeps launching.

Business

What Really Matters in Trump’s $110B Saudi Arms Package

It’s still a lot of talk and no final sales, but long-stalled deals worth billions just got moving again.

Business

Expect a Lot of Modernization Spending in the Next Few Years: Gen. Dunford

The 2018-21 budgets will be crucial in setting up the U.S. military for the future, says the Joint Chiefs chairman.

Business

Defense Acquisition Is Bad and Getting Worse: Report

A Congressional panel delivers a peppery interim look at military acquisition as Rep. Mac Thornberry prepares to introduce new reforms.