Demand for military equipment, munitions and components has soared this year amid various global conflicts while the U.S. looks to restock its arsenal and reshape its defense supply chain and NATO members hike their spending contributions. Despite all of those positives, the almost 100 stocks in the defense/aerospace industry group are collectively flat to lower for the year.
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