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  1. Northrop, Lockheed Pursue Munitions Deals Amid Budget Uncertainty

    Northrop Grumman is seizing the opportunity to collaborate with new partners and showcase its cutting-edge munitions products, aiming to secure a larger share of the market. The company is in active discussions with major contractors on around 10 agreements covering eight key weapons systems.

    osintsights.com/northrop-lockh

    #DefenseIndustry #MunitionsSupply #SupplyChain #Aerospace #DefenseContractors

  2. Defense ETFs to Buy Now as NATO Allies Pledge to Invest Over $50B

    The 2026 NATO summit in Ankara concluded this week against a backdrop of sweeping geopolitical shifts and immense…
    #NATO #OTAN #Europe #Europa #EU #News #defensecontractors #defenseprocurement #Europeanallies #nato #NATOallies #PresidentDonaldTrump #RTX
    europesays.com/nato/7757/

  3. Ukrainian Drone Maker Is Using Moscow Attack In Its Marketing Campaign

    Ukrainian drones struck outside Moscow on Thursday (Photo by AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images Attendees…
    #Ukraine #UA #Europe #Europa #EU #News #armsexpo #defensecontractors #drone #eurosatory #FirePoint #Kapotnyadistrictoilrefinery #Moscow #publicity #sizzlereel
    europesays.com/ukraine/7531/

  4. Trump’s military forays in the Middle East is a boon for the defense business

    The list of winners from the Iran war is a relatively short one. Belligerents are at an impasse,…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #anddefense #Arms #défense #defensecontractors #defensedepartment #DonaldTrump #Iran #LockheedMartin #middleeast #Missiles #pentagon #trump #war #Weapons
    europesays.com/2943927/

  5. Market Impact of Geopolitical Conflict: Analysis of Shocks and Recovery Patterns – News and Statistics

    Apr 19, 2026 Initial market reactions to geopolitical conflict often involve sharp sell-offs, as observed in a recent…
    #Politics #commodityprices #defensecontractors #economicshock #financialmarkets #geopoliticalconflict #geopolitics #marketrecovery #Marketsell-off #TradeRoutes #U.S.investment #wareconomy
    europesays.com/2931011/

  6. Europe’s Defense Stocks Slide as Russia, Ukraine Agree on Ceasefire

    Europe’s Defense Stocks Slide as Russia, Ukraine Agree on Ceasefire – Moby Europe’s defense rally just met its…
    #Europe #EU #constructionmaterials #defensecontractors #DefenseStocks #defensetrade #defense-spending #Europeangovernments #globalmarkets #reconstruction #Ukraine
    europesays.com/europe/11207/

  7. Leidos, Defense Unicorns to Validate Navy Ship Software Prototypes

    The Navy has taken a crucial step in bringing innovative shipboard software to life by partnering with Leidos and Defense Unicorns to test and validate cutting-edge prototypes in a controlled lab environment. This strategic move aims to mitigate risks and ensure seamless integration of new systems at sea.

    osintsights.com/leidos-defense

    #NavyShipSoftware #SoftwareValidation #LabbasedTesting #DefenseContractors #Leidos

  8. Switzerland Says It’s Halting Weapons Exports Licenses to US, Citing Neutrality

    The country said it hasn’t issued new weapons licenses to the US since the start of US bombardments on February 28.

    murica.website/2026/03/switzer

  9. Switzerland Says It’s Halting Weapons Exports Licenses to US, Citing Neutrality

    The country said it hasn’t issued new weapons licenses to the US since the start of US bombardments on February 28.

    murica.website/2026/03/switzer

  10. Switzerland Says It’s Halting Weapons Exports Licenses to US, Citing Neutrality

    The country said it hasn’t issued new weapons licenses to the US since the start of US bombardments on February 28.

    murica.website/2026/03/switzer

  11. Switzerland Says It’s Halting Weapons Exports Licenses to US, Citing Neutrality

    The country said it hasn’t issued new weapons licenses to the US since the start of US bombardments on February 28.

    murica.website/2026/03/switzer

  12. Switzerland Says It’s Halting Weapons Exports Licenses to US, Citing Neutrality

    The country said it hasn’t issued new weapons licenses to the US since the start of US bombardments on February 28.

    murica.website/2026/03/switzer

  13. US Dropped $5.6 Billion Worth of Bombs on Iran in First 2 Days of War Alone

    Four days into the war, US Central Command said that the US had struck 2,000 targets using more than 2,000 munitions.

    murica.website/2026/03/us-drop

  14. US Dropped $5.6 Billion Worth of Bombs on Iran in First 2 Days of War Alone

    Four days into the war, US Central Command said that the US had struck 2,000 targets using more than 2,000 munitions.

    murica.website/2026/03/us-drop

  15. US Dropped $5.6 Billion Worth of Bombs on Iran in First 2 Days of War Alone

    Four days into the war, US Central Command said that the US had struck 2,000 targets using more than 2,000 munitions.

    murica.website/2026/03/us-drop

  16. US Dropped $5.6 Billion Worth of Bombs on Iran in First 2 Days of War Alone

    Four days into the war, US Central Command said that the US had struck 2,000 targets using more than 2,000 munitions.

    murica.website/2026/03/us-drop

  17. Anthropic’s fight with War Secretary Hegseth could seriously damage its growth

    AI company Anthropic is facing perhaps the biggest crisis in its five-year existence as it stares down a…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #Anthropic #DarioAmodei #davidsacks #defensecontractors #DonaldTrump #Død #military #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense #U.S.military
    europesays.com/2806402/

  18. Pete Hegseth to visit Camden rocket engine plant Friday as part of ‘Arsenal of Freedom’ tour

    Get excited: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News host now installed as President Trump’s generalissimo,…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #Camden #defensecontractors #Død #GoldenDome #l3harris #Newsandopinion #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense
    europesays.com/2723356/

  19. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  20. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  21. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  22. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  23. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  24. Trump Names Saudi Arabia “Major Non-NATO Ally,” With Billions in Arms Deals

    “Trump is prioritizing weapons-contractor profits and his own family’s business interests,” said Ilhan Omar.

    murica.website/2025/11/trump-n

  25. Trump Names Saudi Arabia “Major Non-NATO Ally,” With Billions in Arms Deals

    “Trump is prioritizing weapons-contractor profits and his own family’s business interests,” said Ilhan Omar.

    murica.website/2025/11/trump-n

  26. Trump Names Saudi Arabia “Major Non-NATO Ally,” With Billions in Arms Deals

    “Trump is prioritizing weapons-contractor profits and his own family’s business interests,” said Ilhan Omar.

    murica.website/2025/11/trump-n

  27. Trump Names Saudi Arabia “Major Non-NATO Ally,” With Billions in Arms Deals

    “Trump is prioritizing weapons-contractor profits and his own family’s business interests,” said Ilhan Omar.

    murica.website/2025/11/trump-n

  28. Donors to the ballroom include #BigTech companies, #DefenseContractors and other large corporations. The #WhiteHouse has not disclosed how much money each company donated. Mr. Trump has said construction will be funded through private donations and "his own money" www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-b...

    What donors to Trump's White H...

  29. Donors to the ballroom include #BigTech companies, #DefenseContractors and other large corporations. The #WhiteHouse has not disclosed how much money each company donated. Mr. Trump has said construction will be funded through private donations and "his own money" www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-b...

    What donors to Trump's White H...

  30. Trump looks to buy stakes in military corps raising concerns about private contractors and war conflicts | The Independent

    independent.co.uk/news/world/a

    With a semi-nationalized military-industrial complex, the revolving door won't be needed.

    #defenseContractors #nationalization #revolvingDoor #TrumpRegime

  31. Trump looks to buy stakes in military corps raising concerns about private contractors and war conflicts | The Independent

    independent.co.uk/news/world/a

    With a semi-nationalized military-industrial complex, the revolving door won't be needed.

    #defenseContractors #nationalization #revolvingDoor #TrumpRegime

  32. Trump looks to buy stakes in military corps raising concerns about private contractors and war conflicts | The Independent

    independent.co.uk/news/world/a

    With a semi-nationalized military-industrial complex, the revolving door won't be needed.

    #defenseContractors #nationalization #revolvingDoor #TrumpRegime

  33. They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.

    Investigative journalist Abby Martin helps break down this story.
    youtube.com/watch?v=lDB3L23UMC

    #WarProfiteers #USMilitary #DefenseContractors
    #imperialism #warmongers #industrialmilitarycomplex #capitalism #USA

  34. They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.

    Investigative journalist Abby Martin helps break down this story.
    youtube.com/watch?v=lDB3L23UMC

    #WarProfiteers #USMilitary #DefenseContractors
    #imperialism #warmongers #industrialmilitarycomplex #capitalism #USA

  35. They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.

    Investigative journalist Abby Martin helps break down this story.
    youtube.com/watch?v=lDB3L23UMC

    #WarProfiteers #USMilitary #DefenseContractors
    #imperialism #warmongers #industrialmilitarycomplex #capitalism #USA

  36. They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.

    Investigative journalist Abby Martin helps break down this story.
    youtube.com/watch?v=lDB3L23UMC

    #WarProfiteers #USMilitary #DefenseContractors
    #imperialism #warmongers #industrialmilitarycomplex #capitalism #USA

  37. They lost the war - but made billions. This doc uncovers how U.S. defense contractors turned global conflict, from #Afghanistan to #Gaza, into a profit machine.

    Investigative journalist Abby Martin helps break down this story.
    youtube.com/watch?v=lDB3L23UMC

    #WarProfiteers #USMilitary #DefenseContractors
    #imperialism #warmongers #industrialmilitarycomplex #capitalism #USA

  38. Stephen Miller Owns Up to $250,000 in Palantir Stock, Report Finds

    Palantir is reportedly building a mega-database of Americans’ personal information for the Trump administration.

    voices.murica.website/?p=24772