Trump Pushes Wartime Weapons Surge as Iran Conflict Burns Through U.S. Munitions

As U.S. forces continue striking Iran, the Trump administration is shifting the country’s defense industry into wartime production mode. President Donald Trump met Friday at the White House with the CEOs of several of the United States’ largest defense contractors as the administration pushes to ramp up weapons production tied to the war effort. The meeting brought together companies responsible for building many of the missile systems and precision weapons now being used on the front lines of the U.S. campaign against Iran. Executives from BAE Systems, Boeing, Honeywell Aerospace, L3Harris Te

As U.S. forces continue striking Iran, the Trump administration is shifting the country’s defense industry into wartime production mode. President Donald Trump met Friday at the White House with the CEOs of several of the United States’ largest defense contractors as the administration pushes to ramp up weapons production tied to the war effort. The meeting brought together companies responsible for building many of the missile systems and precision weapons now being used on the front lines of the U.S. campaign against Iran. Executives from BAE Systems, Boeing, Honeywell Aerospace, L3Harris Te