The Navy added $150 million to an existing agreement with defense technology company Shield AI to help develop an aircraft that can take off and land from ships without traditional runways.

Shield on Thursday announced it has landed a $150 million contract with the U.S. Navy to advance X-BAT production. The San ...

Neither has numerals or dollar figures. Neither mentions casualties or blames Iran for the attack, since the body says the attacker is unknown.

The SLCM-N is a new nuclear-armed cruise missile intended to restore the U.S. submarine-launched nuclear strike capability ...

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The USS Nimitz conducted flight deck certification while underway in the Atlantic Ocean, even as it will be officially ...

Oceaneering has secured a follow-on US Navy contract worth up to $154 million to service and sustain the military’s Dry Deck ...

The oceans, vast and unforgiving, have long been the ultimate arena for demonstrating naval power. For centuries, maritime ...

Textron Systems Corporation has been awarded a contract modification valued at $230 million by the US Navy to produce two ...

The Navy plans to field its new weapon in 2031, with X-Bow developing its solid rocket motor booster under a potential $69.7 ...

The US Navy (USN) awarded Anduril Industries a contract worth as much as USD2.9 billion to build Virginia-class attack ...