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How F-16s for Ukraine could harm Russia without taking a single shot
In a protracted war, where one force tries to exhaust the other, it’s the total longevity of the military force that matters.
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How to navigate the cycle of autonomy hype
Instead of assuming that autonomy will offer an obvious panacea for perennial challenges, it’s smart to take a step back.
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We need a solution now to unfreeze military confirmations
The Senate freeze is tarnishing America’s reputation as an unshakeable, always-ready global leader.
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The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
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The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
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Who’s missing from the Top 100 list?
Publicly available DoD contract data suggests the scale of some missing businesses.
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Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
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As the market fluctuates, so do the Top 100 rankings
The war in Ukraine has led to defense spending increases, particularly in Europe, but it’s taking time for budgets to translate to sales growth.
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The US needs to modernize its approach to munitions
These weapons should be compatible with as many bomb-delivering platforms in our inventory as possible.
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Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
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How F-16s for Ukraine could harm Russia without taking a single shot
In a protracted war, where one force tries to exhaust the other, it’s the total longevity of the military force that matters.
-
How to navigate the cycle of autonomy hype
Instead of assuming that autonomy will offer an obvious panacea for perennial challenges, it’s smart to take a step back.
-
We need a solution now to unfreeze military confirmations
The Senate freeze is tarnishing America’s reputation as an unshakeable, always-ready global leader.
-
The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
-
The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
-
Who’s missing from the Top 100 list?
Publicly available DoD contract data suggests the scale of some missing businesses.
-
Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
-
As the market fluctuates, so do the Top 100 rankings
The war in Ukraine has led to defense spending increases, particularly in Europe, but it’s taking time for budgets to translate to sales growth.
-
The US needs to modernize its approach to munitions
These weapons should be compatible with as many bomb-delivering platforms in our inventory as possible.
-
Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
-
How F-16s for Ukraine could harm Russia without taking a single shot
In a protracted war, where one force tries to exhaust the other, it’s the total longevity of the military force that matters.
-
How to navigate the cycle of autonomy hype
Instead of assuming that autonomy will offer an obvious panacea for perennial challenges, it’s smart to take a step back.
-
We need a solution now to unfreeze military confirmations
The Senate freeze is tarnishing America’s reputation as an unshakeable, always-ready global leader.
-
The case for an enhanced major non-NATO ally status
Congress should consider revising the current major non-NATO ally designation or creating a new category with additional benefits.
-
The list is here: Find out how defense companies performed in FY22
We reveal who’s up and who’s down for 2023, based on fiscal 2022 defense revenue.
-
Who’s missing from the Top 100 list?
Publicly available DoD contract data suggests the scale of some missing businesses.
-
Defense stocks flourish after Russian invasion of Ukraine
It’s possible we will see a spike in M&A activity as larger firms take over subcontractors and supply chain partners they deem systemically important.
-
As the market fluctuates, so do the Top 100 rankings
The war in Ukraine has led to defense spending increases, particularly in Europe, but it’s taking time for budgets to translate to sales growth.
-
The US needs to modernize its approach to munitions
These weapons should be compatible with as many bomb-delivering platforms in our inventory as possible.
-
Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
