Air Force runs low on bombs while Congress wrangles over budget
The Air Force wants the federal government's 2018 budget to increase production of bombs and missiles.
Gun makers to get sales boost with export reform on the way
U.S. gun makers stand to increase sales if the Trump administration revamps export rules, a move that's reportedly coming this fall.
Navy using Xbox controllers on submarines
The U.S. Navy has discovered a new cost-saving technology for its most advanced submarines.
Mattis to review if military accidents linked to budget caps
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Monday that he was working to see if there was a link between a spate of recent military accidents and budget caps, but said he could not draw a direct line at this time.
Mattis to review if military accidents linked to budget caps
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Monday that he was working to see if there was a link between a spate of recent military accidents and budget caps, but said he could not draw a direct line at this time.
Boeing stands by Bombardier dumping complaint despite Trudeau’s business threat
In response to threats from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that the country would stop doing business with Boeing (NYSE:BA) unless it dropped a trade complaint against Canadian plane maker Bombardier on Monday, Boeing doubled down on its dumping allegations.
Defense deals return as global threats spur military spending
Northrop Grumman and United Technologies have acquisitions in place, as rising global threats raise expectations for increased military spending.
Defense deals return as global threats spur military spending
Northrop Grumman and United Technologies have acquisitions in place, as rising global threats raise expectations for increased military spending.
Northrop Grumman to buy missile maker Orbital for $7.8B
U.S. defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp said on Monday it would buy Orbital ATK Inc for about $7.8 billion, getting access to lucrative government contracts and expanding its arsenal of missile defense systems and space rockets.
Northrop Grumman to buy missile maker Orbital for $7.8B
U.S. defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp said on Monday it would buy Orbital ATK Inc for about $7.8 billion, getting access to lucrative government contracts and expanding its arsenal of missile defense systems and space rockets.
New military retirement lump sum payout option: What you need to know
Scott Spiker, CEO and chairman of the Board for First Command Financial Services, discussed with FOX Business the new Blended Retirement System and his firm’s analysis regarding the lump sum payout option.
Mattis to visit weapons base tasked with US nuclear strategy
As North Korea makes advances on its nuclear program, conducting its most powerful test yet earlier this month, United States Defense Secretary James Mattis will meet with U.S. Strategic Command leadership on Thursday, at the military facility that would conduct a nuclear war.
Smith & Wesson owner reports weaker gun sales
American Outdoor Brands recorded weaker results than expected in its first quarter amid slower sales of its firearms.
Smith & Wesson owner reports weaker gun sales
American Outdoor Brands recorded weaker results than expected in its first quarter amid slower sales of its firearms.
As Trump calls for 75 new ships, Navy chief considers unmanned vehicles
President Donald Trump and Navy leaders say the nation needs about 350 ships, roughly 75 more ships than the fleet has today.
Russia poised to dramatically expand its share of global arms market
A top Russian official says Moscow hopes to expand its share of the global arms market.
Russia poised to dramatically expand its share of global arms market
A top Russian official says Moscow hopes to expand its share of the global arms market.
Autotrader launches program to support military vets
Interested in a red, white or blue car? You can support military veterans through a program from Autotrader.
Nuclear missile overhaul falls to small pool of contractors
The Pentagon is pitting two American contractors against each other as it looks to replace the nation's land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Nuclear missile overhaul falls to small pool of contractors
The Pentagon is pitting two American contractors against each other as it looks to replace the nation's land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles.











