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Northrop Grumman advances B-21 Raider testing with aerial refueling milestone to enhance long-range strike capability

Northrop Grumman advances B-21 Raider testing with aerial refueling milestone to enhance long-range strike capability

Northrop Grumman said its B-21 Raider bomber has successfully demonstrated aerial refueling as part of its ongoing flight test campaign.

Ukraine and Germany sign memorandum to exchange defence data and expand cooperation on AI and weapons systems

Ukraine and Germany sign memorandum to exchange defence data and expand cooperation on AI and weapons systems

Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and Germany have signed a memorandum on defence data exchange, marking a new stage in bilateral cooperation.

United States: Air National Guard leaders urge Congress to fund up to 100 new fighter jets annually to modernize aging fleet

United States: Air National Guard leaders urge Congress to fund up to 100 new fighter jets annually to modernize aging fleet

Adjutants general from nearly two dozen U.S. states have urged Congress to support multiyear funding for the Air Force to procure between 72 and 100 new fighter aircraft annually.

U.S. Army opens Kansas facility to expand 155mm artillery ammunition production and strengthen industrial capacity

U.S. Army opens Kansas facility to expand 155mm artillery ammunition production and strengthen industrial capacity

The U.S. Army and Day & Zimmerman have opened a new facility in Parsons, Kansas, dedicated to producing 155mm M795 artillery projectiles.

Rheinmetall and Destinus to establish joint venture for scalable missile production in Europe from 2026

Rheinmetall and Destinus to establish joint venture for scalable missile production in Europe from 2026

The German defence company Rheinmetall and Destinus have agreed to form a joint venture focused on missile systems.

U.S. Space Force awards contracts under Andromeda program to advance next-generation orbital surveillance capabilities

U.S. Space Force awards contracts under Andromeda program to advance next-generation orbital surveillance capabilities

The U.S. Space Force has awarded contracts worth $1.843 billion to 14 contractors under the Andromeda program.

U.S. Central Command begins mine clearance operations in Strait of Hormuz to secure maritime trade route

U.S. Central Command begins mine clearance operations in Strait of Hormuz to secure maritime trade route

Forces from United States Central Command began operations on April 11 to prepare for clearing sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz.