U.S. Special Operations Command Europe led Trojan Footprint 26 across Europe, bringing together about 2,000 special operations forces and 1,000 other service members from 23 nations.
Poland’s defence procurement agency has signed two major contracts with state-owned defence conglomerate PGZ Group, aimed at significantly boosting the capabilities and firepower of the Polish artillery forces.
Poland’s defence procurement agency has signed a contract with a consortium of state-owned companies, led by PGZ Group, for a second batch of domestically developed Borsuk infantry fighting vehicles.
General Dynamics Land Systems–Canada unveiled its Canadian-built GRIZZLY LAV self-propelled howitzer at the CANSEC 2026 defense exhibition.
Lockheed Martin Australia has signed a $120 million contract with the Australian Government to begin domestic manufacturing of key guided weapon components.
Polish Armaments Group and BAE Systems have received the British-Polish Collaboration Award from the British Embassy in Warsaw and the British Polish Chamber of Commerce.
A new exoskeleton developed through work led by the U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command could change how troops with lower-leg injuries are treated and evacuated on the battlefield.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda announced on 27 May that Vilnius would purchase the Patria 6x6 vehicles
The American Center for Manufacturing & Innovation has broken ground on the Maryland Energetics Innovation Hub near Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division.
Unmanned ground systems are becoming an important part of modern operations, especially in areas where terrain or safety risks make direct human presence difficult.
The coalition of countries financing artillery ammunition for Ukraine under the Czech initiative has fallen by half, according to the Financial Times.
Rheinmetall has received an order from the Bundeswehr to supply more than 2,000 military transport vehicles.
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