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Pentagon Budget Goes ‘All in’ on Air Force’s F-47, Putting Navy's Sixth-Gen Fighter on Hold

Air Force · United States

Pentagon Budget Goes ‘All in’ on Air Force’s F-47, Putting Navy's Sixth-Gen Fighter on Hold

Coverage: 2 sources

The Trump administration is prioritizing major investments in fiscal 2026 for the Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet known as the F-47, while simultaneously deciding to put the Navy’s future tactical aircraft program on the back burner — for now. The Air Force is requesting nearly $3.5 billion in FY’26 to continue work on the F-47, a sixth-generation fighter under development by prime contractor Boeing. According to budget documents release…See the Story

Boeing hires former Northrop exec to lead Air Force One program

Boeing · United States

Boeing hires former Northrop exec to lead Air Force One program

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Steve Sullivan, formerly vice president and general manager of Northrop’s strike division, has been tapped to lead Boeing’s VC-25B program, according to an internal email reviewed by Breaking Defense.See the Story

Spain Invests $1.6B to Upgrade Air Force with Advanced TAI Hurjet Trainer Jets

Northrop Grumman · Spain

Spain Invests $1.6B to Upgrade Air Force with Advanced TAI Hurjet Trainer Jets

Spain has allocated a budget of $1.6 billion for the procurement of the TAI Hurjet advanced jet trainer, marking a significant advancement in the country’s military aviation capabilities. The funding, announced this week, underscores Spain’s commitment to modernizing its air force with cutting-edge training aircraft designed to enhance pilot readiness and operational efficiency. The acquisition of the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Hurjet is…See the Story

B-2 Spirit delivers new 500-pound QUICKSINK weapon variant during Eglin AFB test

The Air Force successfully demonstrated a new variant of the QUICKSINK maritime weapon during testing at Eglin Air Force Base’s Test and Training Complex in April. The 96th Test Wing, 53rd Wing and Air Force Research Laboratory collaborated on the effort, with the 780th Test Squadron leading the mission by coordinating hundreds of moving parts throughout the testing process. A B-2 Spirit delivered this variant of the anti-ship weapon during the…U.S. Air Force · United States See the Story

Liquid Music Unveils Fall 2025 Performance Lineup

Northrop and the Walker Art Center will see new projects this fall from Liquid Music.Northrop Grumman · Minneapolis Read Article

Northrop integrates spacecraft for space robotic servicing system

Integrating the US Naval Research Laboratory’s robotics payload onto MRV brings SpaceLogistics closer to delivering the first commercial spacecraft with robotic servicing capabilities for commercial and government satellites in geosynchronous earth orbit.Spacecraft · Dulles Read Article

Northrop Grumman to expand use of NVIDIA AI technology for advanced space operations

The defence contractor plans to create end-to-end AI robotics systems designed to perform in highly complex space environments. These developments will support future spacecraft tasks such as autonomous docking, in-orbit servicing, and inspection or repair missions. In addition to robotics, Northrop Grumman will use agentic AI to automate the entire spacecraft mission lifecycle, including the generation and execution of commands and mission …Northrop Grumman · United States See the Story

Jerquaden Guilford Says Ohio State is “Wide Receiver U For A Reason” As He Takes Extra Look at Buckeyes 10 Days Before Commitment

Jerquaden Guilford looked the part of a future Ohio State wide receiver during Tuesday’s camp at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound rising senior from Fort Wayne was one of the top receivers on the field, running his routes with speed and quickness and catching the ball cleanly throughout the day. In between drills, Guilford was consistently flanked by Ohio State’s current wide receivers, who looked ready to welcome Guilf…Northrop Grumman · Fort Wayne See the Story

Iran's F-14 Tomcats Are the Last of Their Kind. Israel's Been Blowing Them Up.

Coverage: 2 sources

A still from IDF video footage of a strike on two F-14 fighter jetsIsrael Defense ForcesIran is the only country that still has the iconic US-made F-14 Tomcat aircraft in service.Amid its relentless strikes on Iran, Israel shared footage of it hitting two of them.The jet was famously featured in the "Top Gun" films and used in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, and against Libya.The F-14 Tomcat, made famous by the "Top Gun" films and its storied histor…Northrop Grumman See the Story

Marshall joins Northrop in bid for British Army air defence

Marshall has been named as a key UK supplier by Northrop Grumman in its proposal for the British Army’s next-generation ground-based air defence (GBAD) programme. The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU), laying the foundation for a collaborative bid to develop a fully integrated air and missile defence “system of systems” for the Ministry of Defence’s Land GBAD initiative. The proposed solution aims to combine domestic …British Army · England Read Article

GAO warns that Air Force’s hypersonic cruise missile program is behind schedule

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Delays in finalizing design for the Air Force’s Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile (HACM) have put the program behind schedule, limiting the number of flight tests the service can conduct before it declares the weapon operational, according to a new report from the U.S. government’s watchdog organization. Air Force officials overseeing HACM told the Government Accountability Office that the program’s first design review was held in September 2024 …Raytheon · United States Read Article

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