Australia receives second batch of HIMARS launchers two years ahead of schedule
The delivery comes a year after the first batch and expands the Army’s long-range strike capability.
The delivery comes a year after the first batch and expands the Army’s long-range strike capability.
The U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division has received its first M2A4E1 Bradleys, the newest version of the infantry fighting vehicle and the first in Army service to carry a hard-kill active protection system.
Leonardo DRS said it has completed final training and delivery of INOD Block III thermal weapon sights for the Australian Army.
The Army has awarded Anduril a contract to expand delivery of the common data layer baseline for NGC2 beginning with I Corps.
The U.S. State Department has approved Egypt’s request for a potential purchase of 2,020 FGM-148F Javelin anti-tank guided missiles and 200 lightweight command launch units.
The proposed Bradley replacement will headline the company’s exhibits at the October 12–14 event in Washington, D.C.
Oshkosh Defense is continuing its expansion in Africa with another order for heavy-equipment transporters for Morocco’s armed forces.
Danish tank crews and mortar personnel have completed live-fire training in Estonia to strengthen their ability to operate together under demanding tactical conditions.
Lithuania has marked construction of a Leopard 2A8 tank assembly and repair plant in the Kaunas Free Economic Zone.
Tiberius Aerospace announced a $500 million contract on October 1 to manufacture, license and distribute its Sceptre precision-guided munition.
Hanwha Aerospace has outlined the K239 Chunmoo’s ability to combine guided rockets and tactical ballistic missiles on a single launcher.
KNDS and Patria are preparing to start final assembly of Patria 6x6 armored personnel carriers in Freisen, Germany, at the end of 2026.
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