General Dynamics, a Fortune 500 company, was founded in 1899 as a U.S. defense conglomerate, including three major business groups of marine, combat systems and information technology, and a leading arms dealer in the United States, mainly engaged in four major businesses: ship systems, combat systems, information systems and technology and aerospace

General Dynamics is an American defense conglomerate. In 2005, General Dynamics was the world's sixth-largest defense contractor. As a result of recent expansions and acquisitions of other companies, General Dynamics is now a very different composition and face than it was during the Cold War. Today, General Dynamics consists of three business groups: marine, combat systems, and information technology.

General Dynamics is an integrated defense conglomerate headquartered in the suburbs of Fallschurch, Virginia.

General Dynamics is the largest arms dealer in the United States and one of the defense contractors, and its industry is divided into four major areas: first, navigation equipment, mainly manufacturing warships and nuclear submarines; the second is the aviation sector, including commercial aircraft and fighter jets; the third is the information system and technology department; Fourth, the manufacture of assault weapons. The company has a number of divisions and subsidiaries, several of which were acquired, and it has significantly increased sales and net income through smart acquisitions and flexible post-acquisition management. General Dynamics is an American defense conglomerate. The F-16 fighter developed by it is the largest fighter produced in Western countries. At present, it is mainly engaged in four major businesses: ship system, combat system, information system and technology, and aerospace.