Boeing announced its plans to manufacture the new T-X advanced pilot training jet for the U.S. Air Force in St. Louis, Missouri. The company said the decision to produce the aircraft ... Read More
Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security division has a very challenging job: to produce fighter jets that meet both the current and future needs of the U.S. military. This job falls on ... Read More
Arnold Defense, a Missouri-based defense contractor, supplies most of the aircraft mounted missile launchers for the US military and allied militaries around the world. Since 1961, the Missouri team has produced ... Read More
Missouri Partnership is tasked with one goal—attracting companies from around the world to invest in Missouri. Companies that create jobs, pay salaries and grow Missouri’s economy. These companies cut across our ... Read More
Boeing’s first two, Missouri-made, T-X trainer aircraft took part in their first joint test flight in the skies over Missouri. Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security division unveiled the new T-X advanced ... Read More
Earlier this week, British Consul General Stephen Bridges visited Missouri to further strengthen the economic and political connections between the United Kingdom and Missouri. Speaking on the floor of the Missouri ... Read More
“There’s nothing that makes you stop, stare and dream like having a fighter jet screaming overhead,” writes Missouri Partnership’s Mark Sutherland in his latest contribution to the BritView thought leadership blog. ... Read More
On Monday March 27, Blues goaltender Jake Allen took his position in the net as nearly 20,000 fans packed the seats at the Scottrade Center, in St. Louis, Missouri, to watch ... Read More
There is a rich history of Missouri-made technology journeying into outer space. From the Mercury Space program to the high-tech batteries that power NASA’s Curiosity rover currently on Mars. Now NASA ... Read More
Right now, Missouri is tooling around the surface of Mars. And, the Mars mission could not happen without the empowerment of Missouri. Curious? Or should we say, Curiosity? Because NASA’s Mars ... Read More