U.S. Army seeks $547 million for 19 XM30 prototypes, keeps Bradley replacement race open ahead of troop trials
The U.S. Army is seeking $547 million to procure 19 XM30 prototypes in fiscal 2027, but has yet to identify the companies that would build them.
U.S. Army awards BAE Systems OneArc contract to install first commercial embedded training system on combat vehicles at Fort Hood
BAE Systems OneArc has secured a U.S. Army agreement to integrate commercial embedded training technology across a platoon of combat vehicles at Fort Hood, Texas.
Lockheed Martin clinches $1.2 billion deal to produce PrSM Increment 2 missiles with anti-ship capability for the U.S. Army
The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a $1.2 billion contract to begin production and delivery of Precision Strike Missile Increment 2.
Defender targets UK military vehicle tender and NATO market with three new Wolf Series II variants
Defender has unveiled three variants of its new Wolf Series II light mobility vehicle, developed to compete for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Light Mobility Vehicle tender and for sale to NATO defence organisations
Rheinmetall launches 40-tonne vibration test facility to accelerate Challenger 3 testing and strengthen sovereign UK defence engineering
Rheinmetall UK has added a vibration test facility at its Telford site to expand domestic engineering and assurance work for Challenger 3 and future defence programmes.
U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement race enters troop-testing phase with first XM30 prototypes from Rheinmetall and General Dynamics
The U.S. Army is preparing to put competing XM30 infantry fighting vehicles through operational testing after American Rheinmetall Vehicles and General Dynamics Land Systems delivered their first prototypes.
Hanwha Aerospace, Lockheed Martin UK configure Redback IFV with 40mm turret and counter-drone capability for NATO markets
The vehicle combines the tracked Redback hull selected by the Australian Army in 2023 with Lockheed Martin UK’s latest crewed turret.
ARX Robotics and GDLS-UK move to pair Ajax with Hector autonomous wingmen and scale sovereign UK production
ARX Robotics and General Dynamics Land Systems-United Kingdom have launched a collaboration to develop potential crewed-uncrewed teaming capabilities for the British Army, centered on integrating autonomous ground systems with the Ajax armored vehicle
FTS presents first pre-series TAHR airborne combat vehicle for German special forces under framework agreement covering up to 200 systems
Flensburg Technology Systems unveiled the first pre-series TAHR light airborne combat vehicle for Germany’s Special Forces Command, or KSK, on 15 September.
EM&E Group drives indirect fire accuracy with ALKON 122, ALKON 122L, and EGM120
EM&E Group has developed a range of guided munition solutions aimed at increasing the capabilities of different types of munitions by incorporating advanced navigation and trajectory correction technologies.
Northrop Grumman says its PGK E5 adds anti-jam precision guidance to existing 155 mm artillery ammunition for GPS-contested operations
Northrop Grumman said in a social media post that it has introduced PGK E5, a precision-guidance kit designed to upgrade existing 155 mm artillery ammunition.
Germany turns to €3.4 billion Typhon and Tomahawk purchase to field 2,500-kilometer strike capability after U.S. cancels deployment
Germany is considering spending nearly €3.4 billion on U.S.-made Typhon launchers and Tomahawk cruise missiles, Politico reported, citing a government planning document.