To defeat foreign foes, Palantir’s chief technology officer urges us to confront the naysayers entrenched within the Pentagon ...
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Detroit Could Become the Center of Trump’s ‘Arsenal of Freedom’
US carmakers—a major source of American industrial strength—largely exited the defense industry after the Cold War. Trump wants them to rejoin it.
While details remain limited, the outreach to GM and Ford suggests early-stage discussions rather than formal contracts. Both ...
In an era of surging global demand for munitions, the U.S. Army is sending a clear message to the private sector: the arsenal ...
Automakers could help build weapons as U.S. supplies run low, but a World War II-style industrial shift may be more ...
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As America hits 250, we took a look at how Ford Motor Co. came to life as the nation grew and redefined manufacturing. One ...
WASHINGTON—In a move that harkens back to World War II, U.S. defense officials have held talks with Ford Motor Co. and ...
Defense Department officials are turning to civilian manufacturers and automotive giants to revitalize the American munitions ...
America's weapons stockpiles are running low in two active conflicts, and Washington is looking at Detroit car manufacturers ...
Ford and General Motors were both approached about increasing production of munitions amid wars in Iran and Ukraine.
The automakers would not likely make weapons. But they have expertise in stamping, casting, forging and working with plastics ...
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