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Bell Textron is building a $632 million factory in North Fort Worth, where it will make parts for the U.S. Army’s new Bell MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft. The aircraft, previously known as the V-280 Valor tiltrotor assault aircraft, will replace the U.S. Army’s Black Hawk combat attack helicopter fleet. [File Photo: Bell]
North Texas Defense Industry Drives $35.3B Economic Impact, Study Says
by Sandra Engelland | Sep 29, 2026
A Perryman Group study for the North Texas Commission finds the local defense industry supports more than 264,000 jobs across the region.
North Texas’ UNION Technologies Boosts Its Seed Round With Investment by Defense-Focused Saudi Group
by David Seeley |
Sep 18, 2025
After emerging from stealth in May as "the new arsenal of deterrence for America," Carrollton-based UNION now operates "the largest large-caliber shell forge in the United States." And it's gained international backing for its $51.3 million seed round with the participation of Nadrah Trading Co., a leading Saudi Arabian industrial group.
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by David Seeley |
May 1, 2025
With its first autonomous robotics-powered munitions factory and initial line "underway" in Dallas, UNION Technologies has a big goal: "Reforge the West's backbone" and win wars "without firing a shot." It aims to do this with software-driven "super-factories" that can eventually build themselves—"anywhere on this planet or any other."
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