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Anduril’s YFQ-44A completes flight with dual mission autonomy software from Anduril and Shield AI in CCA test
Anduril announced that its YFQ-44A aircraft has successfully flown with two different mission autonomy software suites during a single flight.
Leidos Small Cruise Missile officially designated AGM-190A by U.S. Air Force for long-range stand-off strike missions
Leidos announced that its Small Cruise Missile has been officially designated as the AGM-190A by the U.S. Air Force.
Diehl Defence presents unified IRIS-T SLM/SLX launcher as European alternative to U.S. Patriot air defence system
Diehl Defence has unveiled a unified missile launcher capable of firing both medium and long-range variants of its IRIS-T air defence system.
Ukrspecsystems opens £200 million Suffolk drone factory to support Ukraine and create 500 UK jobs
One of Ukraine’s largest drone manufacturers, Ukrspecsystems, has established a production, testing and training facility in East Anglia, marking four years since Putin’s illegal invasion.
Lockheed Martin highlights Canada’s Aversan and its mission-critical software testing role on the global F-35 program
More than 110 Canadian companies have contributed high-value capabilities to the global F-35 program, according to Lockheed Martin, including engineering firm Aversan.
Textron Systems’ Damocles loitering munition selected for U.S. Army LASSO prototype contract
Textron Systems has been awarded a prototype agreement by the U.S. Army under the Low Altitude Stalking & Strike Ordnance (LASSO) program.
New Zealand Defence Force to trial Syos Aerospace multi-domain uncrewed systems to boost capability and industry
Innovative New Zealand-developed drones and autonomous vehicles will be trialled by the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) under an agreement with Syos Aerospace.