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Michael Marrow

Michael Marrow

Air Warfare Reporter at Breaking Defense

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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5 companies, 5 parts: Honeywell pilot seeks to build out AUKUS sub industrial base

“The long-term play for Honeywell is we want to be able to expand our capacity and meet demand with increased and resilient supply chains,” Honeywell executive Lee Davis told Breaking Defense. “The organization sees Australia as a good place to invest in a secure, like-minded nation.”
16 days ago
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Australia could get first new F-35 by 2029 if government reverses p...

“[C]onceivably, based on where we are buying long-lead parts for Lot 21 we could make that happen,” said J.R. McDonald, Lockheed’s vice president of business development for the F-35 program.
18 days ago
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Australia’s Ghost Bat eyes live air-to-air weapons test by end of year

"We'll definitely look at air-ground in the future, but our focus priority is air-to-air," Steve Parker, Boeing's interim defense chief, told reporters during the Avalon Air Show.
19 days ago
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Boeing wins Air Force contract for NGAD next-gen fighter, dubbed F-47

Boeing's selection to produce the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) fighter is a game-changer for the company's challenged defense arm.
23 days ago
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Why Boeing’s F-47 NGAD next-gen fighter win was existential for the...

Boeing won the right to produce America's next-gen fighter. This piece goes deep into what it means for the company's future.
23 days ago
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No, there’s no ‘kill switch’: Pentagon tries to reassure internatio...

The clarification comes after two American allies said they were publicly reevaluating their future fighter needs amid tensions with Washington.
26 days ago
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DoD should use likely $100B-plus reconciliation money on downrange ...

"Obviously we need to be building submarines, ramping those things up, but it's also about getting those dollars out there for these attributable, expendable systems.” said Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va.
26 days ago
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Canada says it’s reconsidering multibillion dollar F-35 buy as Trum...

“To be clear, we are not cancelling the F-35 contract, but we need to do our homework given the changing environment ...,” a spokesperson for Canadian Minister of Defense Bill Blair told Breaking Defense.
27 days ago
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DIU picks four companies, including two Ukrainian teammates, for on...

“We are excited about the non-traditional companies who are providing low-cost, adaptable, long-range, UAS platforms with the potential to maximize operational flexibility for the Joint force,” said DIU’s Trent Emeneker.
about 1 month ago
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Budget impasse risks ‘Doomsday’ plane delay, SNC says

“I'm ramping up my work. I'm adding new facilities, I'm adding infrastructure, I'm adding cost. That cost has to be carried by someone,” SNC’s Jon Piatt told Breaking Defense.
about 1 month ago
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Anduril and Zone 5 Technologies advance for Air Force, DIU Enterpri...

Lockheed Martin now has its own air vehicle offering that could compete for a follow-on effort to the Enterprise Test Vehicle program. 
about 1 month ago