At this year's Reagan Defense Forum, defense primes, not tech firms, took starring role

With the war in Ukraine prompting questions about the health and resilience of the defense industrial base, legacy defense primes this year seemed to steal back some of the limelight from the Silicon Valley-based tech startups.

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