Ford and General Motors are in a three-way race to build the Army’s next tactical vehicle, as the service looks to commercial partners to help it roll out a heavier hybrid-powered version of its lightweight, open-air tactical truck.
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Ford and General Motors are in a three-way race to build the Army’s next tactical vehicle, as the service looks to commercial partners to help it roll out a heavier hybrid-powered version of its lightweight, open-air tactical truck.
Aerospace company Rocket Lab will carry out as many as 18 suborbital launches from Alaska under a $266 million Defense Department contract.
House-passed National Defense Authorization Act 2027 blocks funding for U.S. troop reductions in South Korea as part of its focus on bolstering Pacific alliances and deterring China.