Central to this plan is the Departmental Autonomous Warfighting Group, which is getting a 24,000 percent budget increase.

The Pentagon is exploring partnerships with GM, Ford, and GE Aerospace to strengthen defense production capacity. Here’s what it means for US industry and supply chains.

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Kratos Defense & Security Solutions is at the forefront of a military shift toward affordable unmanned systems that prioritize high volume and agility.

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China’s aggressive investment in imaging, sensors and AI, and its manufacturing ecosystem allowed it to control 90% of the US ...

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Joint Interagency Task Force 401 has committed more than $600 million to counter-unmanned aircraft systems capability across ...