United States Defence and Security Report Q4 2014, New Report Launched

As of late-August 2014 much speculation is focusing on whether the United States defence budget will be re-orientated to take account of the threat from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). ISIS is posing a major security risk to US allies in the Middle East, following its occupation of a considerable quantity of the northern regions of Iraq and Syria during the first six months of 2014. In mid-2014, the US commenced airstrikes against ISIS ground forces in northern Iraq. The airstrikes are thought to have been carried out in support of attempts by Kurdish Peshmerga guerrillas on the ground to roll back the occupation of Iraqi territory by ISIS.

The dramatic rise of ISIS, coupled with the ongoing crisis involving Russia and Ukraine and the serious security situation in Afghanistan, has bred speculation that US Congress will reverse anticipated defence spending cuts for 2015. The planned cuts are causing US defence manufacturers to redouble their efforts to secure defence exports, to make up for the shortfall regarding domestic orders. These efforts were particularly evident during the 2014 Farnborough Air Show in the United Kingdom which witnessed over 230 US exhibitors and a large number of high-level attendees who visited the event.

Spanning over 100 pages, “United States Defence and Security Report Q4 2014” report covering the United States Security SWOT, Industry Forecast, Market Overview, Company Profile, Methodology.

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