Monday’s announcement comes after Lockheed successfully launched its first PrSM Increment 2 missile in February.

The incident marks the second time in 30 days that the Italian Air Force has responded to airspace incursions.

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Hermeus CEO Zach Shore told Breaking Defense the company can now vertically integrate production of its Quarterhorse drone and serve as a second source of engines for Pratt’s F100-PW-229 powerplant.

We recap leading headlines from day one of this year’s conference.

The White House has also sent nominations over to the Senate for William Toti to serve as undersecretary of the Navy, and for retired Vice Adm. Richard Breckenridge as an assistant secretary of the Navy. 

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The big question facing DoD is what happens if the Traffic Coordination System for Space program is scrapped: is US Space Command left holding the space safety bag in perpetuity?

The Ford wrapped up its 326-day deployment in May.

From unmanned fighter jets to scale-model satellites, here are some of the sights from around the expo floor at the Gaylord National Resort and Conference Center.

The 200-pound class Havoc Spear has a range of over 400 nautical miles (460 miles), according to Leidos.

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SNC will continue moving forward with its Freedom trainer offering for the Undergraduate Jet Training System program.

Troy Meink didn’t elaborate on what “weapons” the US deployed, but revealed new info on other space and unmanned Air Force programs.

“We can’t devote C-130s and C-17s to do a lot of these little shuttle missions,” said retired Maj. Gen. Kyle Kremer, a Merlin advisor.