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A man holds a gun during LAAD, the biggest military industry expo in Latin America in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil April 2, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

Even Defense Contractors Are Hurting From the Coronavirus Recession

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This article by John Keller originally appeared on Military & Aerospace Electronics in 2019. Image: Reuters.

The Air Force Wants Startups to Pitch Ideas for Hypersonic Weapons

FACT: The U.S. Navy's New Frigate Comes Without A Warranty

No Returns: The U.S. Navy Is Liable For All Fixes On Its New Frigate

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Buyer Beware: The U.S. Navy’s New Frigate Doesn’t Come With A Warranty

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Scandal? the Pentagon’s Director of Operational Test and Evaluation Claims His Colleagues Are Lying About the F-35's Problems

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Beretta and True Velocity Teamed Up To Develop the Army's New Rifle

South Korea Inks Record Missile Deal With the UAE

The Philippines Plans to Acquire India's New BrahMos Missile System

Senate Mulls Banning Contractors From Buying Chinese Rare Earths

Integrated Power and Energy Systems Will Power 21st Century Weapons

Australia Could Be Arming Its Unmanned Aircraft

The Pentagon Must Reform the Fighter Procurement Process

Why Adam Smith's Attacks on the F-35 Never Hit the Target

Defense Contractors Battle for Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle Contract

S-67 Blackhawk: The Attack Helicopter the Pentagon Kept Saying No To