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The agreement could help America's largest defense contractors get a foothold in Asia's shipbuilding market, analysts say.

Ukraine is "effectively employing" the lightweight mobile launchers, according to the Department of Defense.

A former U.S. Marine Corps colonel predicts that the U.S. will have to make a decision about sending future HIMARS missiles to Ukraine.

Pro-Russia hacking group Killnet has threatened more cyberattacks against the American manufacturer.

The founder of a Russian hacker group said he aims to make countries that support Ukraine "answer for each of our soldiers."

The U.S.-sourced weapons system is touted as a "game-changer" in the conflict, but has Russia taken down any of them? Newsweek Fact Check looked at the claims.

Hackers first announced their intention to infiltrate giant U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin on July 22.

The global security and aerospace company cited HIMARS as one of the missile systems "primarily attributable" for its second-quarter profit boost.

While it's important to "buy American," domestic industry competition should help, not hinder our national security.

Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar highlighted Greene's purchase: "Add this to the list of why members of Congress should never be allowed to trade stocks."

The companies donated a combined $8.1 million to the 147 Republican lawmakers who voted against certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election

The finalists, Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighter and Saab's Gripen, surprised many as American aerospace giant Boeing's Super Hornet was left out.

Several household names have begun giving money to Republicans and Republican Party committees again.

With today's economic uncertainty, bad aerospace and defense mergers would increase anxiety and harm our security. It is time to put the American people first.

The Lockheed Martin company, Sikorsky, unveiled a new military helicopter just days after the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against them.

What's the difference between 10,000 people being killed in air strikes, and a bunch of missiles taking out an oil processing facility for a few days? Money.

A Palo Alto man has been charged with felony vandalism after spray-painting the date of a school bus bombing that killed 44 children in Yemen on the campus of weapons manufacturer and defense contractor Lockheed Martin, who supplied the bomb.

Fellow Asian nations, including U.S. rivals China and North Korea as well as Washington ally South Korea, have expressed their concern.

NASA says the aircraft will "place among the greatest NASA X-planes ever flown."

The Falcon Heavy rocket will be used to deliver an Air Force Space Command AFSPC-52 satellite.

Flying faster than the speed of sound produces shock waves that result in a loud booming sound, but NASA hopes to turn down the volume.

The Air Force must cut F-35 operation and support costs by 38 percent over the next decade.

Foreign sales are increasingly critical for U.S. defense companies as U.S. weapons spending has remained fairly flat.

North Korea has tested several ballistic missiles that landed off Japan's coast this year.

The Lockheed Martin jets grounded after pilots experience symptoms of oxygen deprivation.

The President's son in law called a contact at Lockheed Martin to ask for the cost of the THAAD missile defense system to be cut.

The country is the world's largest arms importer—and Prime Minister Narendra Modi would like to change that.

Defense analyst says Trump's style of applying pressure via Twitter will be a 'significant issue' for contractors.

Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Bigelow Aerospace are among the six companies selected.

The aerospace giant is to unveil plans for a laboratory orbiting Mars that will serve as a base.