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The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract exceeding $500 million for Apache helicopter night vision systems. Meanwhile, SpaceX is prepping for Starship Flight 13, and Breaking Defense reported the Navy's first combat use of maritime drones against Iranian attacks.
록히드마틴이 아파치 헬기 시스템 지원으로 5억 달러 규모의 계약을 따내며 방산 현대화에 속도를 내고 있습니다. SpaceX는 팰콘9의 36차 재사용이라는 대기록을 세웠고, 미국은 나토와 30억 달러 규모의 미사일 거래를 통해 동맹의 방위력을 강화했습니다.
On July 7, SpaceX successfully launched 81 satellites and landed its rocket on a drone ship, while Lockheed Martin won a $1.38 billion Navy Aegis support contract. Meanwhile, ULA is wrapping up its Atlas V rocket program, with only Boeing Starliner missions left before transitioning to next-gen launch systems.
The U.S. Army awarded Lockheed Martin a $3 billion contract for GMLRS production. Meanwhile, ULA’s Atlas V successfully launched 29 Amazon LEO satellites, and SpaceX continued its busy holiday weekend with another Starlink launch. These moves highlight the rapid expansion of U.S. precision missile manufacturing and the intensifying race for commercial satellite internet.
Lockheed Martin landed a $348 million Army air and missile defense prototype contract, ULA’s Atlas V successfully deployed 29 satellites for Amazon’s LEO project, and the U.S. Department of Defense is pushing for increased weapons production amid broader industrial base pressures.
Lockheed Martin secured a $35 billion, 7-year contract to boost THAAD interceptor production, while RTX’s Raytheon landed an $1.1 billion Navy deal for AIM-9X Block II missiles. Meanwhile, Blue Origin is redesigning its New Glenn launch pad following an explosion, with hopes to relaunch by late 2026.
록히드마틴이 THAAD 요격미사일 생산을 4배 늘리는 $35억 규모의 7년 계약을 따냈고, 레이시온(RTX)은 $11억 규모의 AIM-9X 미사일 계약을 확보했습니다. 블루오리진은 로켓 폭발 후 발사장 복구에 힘쓰고 있으며, 미국 정부는 탄약 부족 해소를 위해 방산 업체들의 생산 확대를 강력히 추진 중입니다.
Lockheed Martin has landed a $3.55 billion, 7-year deal to produce THAAD interceptors, a move aligned with the Trump administration’s push to ramp up ammunition stockpiles. Meanwhile, Raytheon won a $1.1 billion contract for AIM-9X Block II air-to-air missiles. In space news, SpaceX successfully launched 24 Starlink satellites on a Falcon 9 from Vandenberg, while NASA tapped Rocket Lab to launch its upcoming sun and earth science missions.
Boeing has bagged a $2 billion deal from the DoD to build and support two MUOS satellites. Meanwhile, SpaceX successfully launched 24 Starlink satellites from Vandenberg on June 21, and Blue Origin is busy rebuilding after last month's pad explosion, aiming to get the New Glenn rocket back on track by 2026.
Boeing secured an $880 million contract for the U.S. Navy's P-8A training systems, while SpaceX successfully launched a U.S. reconnaissance satellite on June 19. Pentagon’s FY2026 defense budget approval is also accelerating procurement across the industry.
GM Defense and Lockheed Martin are teaming up to boost the U.S. defense industrial base, SpaceX successfully launched a military spy satellite, and Blue Origin is rebuilding its launchpad after a rocket explosion, aiming for a comeback by year-end.
Lockheed Martin just secured a $223.94 million modification for Navy ship systems, while Blue Origin is aiming to fly again this year following its New Glenn rocket explosion. Meanwhile, the U.S. is pushing through its FY2026 defense budget, and SpaceX and ULA continue to dominate the launch scene as the industry waits on Blue Origin’s next steps.
Lockheed Martin secured a $2.3 billion U.S. Navy contract for F-35 operations in Fort Worth, while SpaceX successfully launched 29 Starlink satellites. Blue Origin is aiming for a late 2026 return-to-flight after its New Glenn explosion, though concerns remain about its impact on the NASA Artemis III lunar timeline.
Lockheed Martin has landed a $2.29 billion contract for F-35 sustainment, while SpaceX successfully launched 29 Starlink satellites on its first day of public trading, June 12. Additionally, the U.S. Space Force confirmed it will maintain Blue Origin’s launch certification despite the recent New Glenn rocket explosion.
Lockheed Martin secured a $2.29 billion U.S. Navy contract for F-35 support, while NASA’s Artemis III crew announcement signals a new era in private moon lander competition. Plus, SpaceX’s IPO is supercharging the capitalization of the defense and space sectors.
Lockheed Martin secured a $514.4 million contract for space vehicle production, while Raytheon won a $515 million deal for Navy SPY-6 radar integration. NASA also announced the Artemis III crew, featuring three U.S. astronauts and one Italian astronaut, who will conduct the first orbital tests of SpaceX and Blue Origin lunar landers.
Raytheon has secured a $515 million contract for the production and integration of SPY-6 radar systems for the U.S. Navy. Meanwhile, the space launch market is shifting following the New Glenn rocket explosion at Blue Origin. Simultaneously, the U.S. Department of Defense and Space Force are ramping up investments in next-generation communications satellites and space-based ISR systems.
Raytheon Technologies has landed a $515 million contract for the U.S. Navy's SPY-6 radar family integration and production support. Meanwhile, the space launch market is being reordered following Blue Origin's NewGlenn rocket explosion on May 29, with SpaceX and ULA capitalizing on successful launches the same day. At Germany's Berlin Air Show, aerial combat drone (CCA) developers are intensifying competition as the FCAS program collapses.
The U.S. Navy awarded RTX Raytheon $515 million to upgrade the SPY-6 radar family, while the Space Force allocated $437.7 million to Viasat and Intelsat for anti-jamming communication satellites. Following a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion, competition remains fierce as SpaceX and ULA normalize launch schedules.
Raytheon Technologies secured a $516 million contract modification from the U.S. Navy for SPY-6 radar production support and Arleigh Burke-class destroyer upgrades, while Lockheed Martin won a $1 billion F-35 fighter upgrade contract. Meanwhile, SpaceX and ULA executed consecutive successful launches from Florida's Space Coast after Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion, and the U.S. Space Force confirmed Blue Origin maintains certification for military launch bids despite the pad damage.
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