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Boeing wins U.S. Air Force contract to modernize C-17A Globemaster III flight deck for decades of service global mobility
The Boeing Company said it has received a contract award from the U.S. Air Force to keep the C-17A Globemaster III flying and mission-ready for decades.
BAE Systems awarded $137 million U.S. Army FMS contracts to supply missile warning systems to allies
BAE Systems said it has received Foreign Military Sales contracts from the U.S. Army worth $137 million to deliver its AN/AAR-57 Common Missile Warning Systems to allied nations.
L3Harris showcases Red Wolf launched effects vehicle integration on Sky Warden to expand strike, EW and ISR mission options
L3Harris Technologies said it has demonstrated the integration of its Red Wolf launched effects vehicle on the Sky Warden aircraft, highlighting the modularity and ease of integration of both platforms for evolving mission needs.
Indra boosts Meteor missile datalink to extend range, coverage and resistance to modern countermeasures
Indra said it has unveiled a demonstrator for a new datalink designed to enhance the range, coverage and resistance to countermeasures of the Meteor air-to-air missile, one of the most advanced weapons of its kind in service.
Rostec delivers new batch of Su-57 fighters with upgraded weapons systems to Russian military
United Aircraft Corporation, part of Rostec, has manufactured and handed over a large batch of Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jets in a new technical configuration to the Russian Defence Ministry.
Palladyne AI completes first flight of IntelliSwarm autonomy stack milestone on Banshee and Red Cat platforms
Palladyne AI Corp. said it has completed the first successful flight test of IntelliSwarm, integrating its SwarmOS autonomy software with the BRAIN X2 guidance, navigation and control flight computer.
First footage emerges of Su-57E flight over Algeria amid long-running negotiations and reported deliveries
Footage published online shows a Russian fifth-generation Su-57E fighter jet flying over a desert area in Algeria, marking the first such recording made public.