Defense technology company Castelion on January 21 announced the launch of Project Ranger, a 1,000-acre hypersonic manufacturing campus in Sandoval County aimed at supporting high-cadence production of hypersonic strike systems.
The defence ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania met in Tallinn on January 30 to advance regional defence cooperation and agreed to establish a joint Military Mobility Area to streamline the movement of forces and equipment.
Danish soldiers have again trained the guarding of the Buksefjord Power Plant in Greenland as part of Exercise Arctic Endurance and the Danish Armed Forces’ increased presence in the Arctic.
Lithuania and the United States are jointly conducting training for High Mobility Artillery Rocket System crews at the General Silvestras Žukauskas Training Area in Pabradė.
Czechoslovak Group, through its subsidiary MSM Greece, and the Greek state-owned Hellenic Defence Systems S.A. have signed the founding documents to establish a joint venture for large-calibre ammunition production in Greece.
The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency has signed a contract with Hanwha Aerospace to procure land-based long-range precision fires for the Norwegian Armed Forces.
During the International Armoured Vehicles conference held January 20–22 in Farnborough near London, representatives of the Canadian Army presented plans for the development and modernization of Canada’s armored and mechanized land forces.
Rheinmetall has signed a new multi-year framework contract with the Dutch armed forces for the production of hand grenades.
Elbit Systems of America has received a delivery order worth about $74.4 million from Marine Corps Systems Command for Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggle systems.
U.S. Army has awarded Hanwha Defense USA an enhanced use lease for a potential production facility at Pine Bluff Arsenal.
The U.S. Army will receive prototype M1E3 Abrams tanks as early as summer 2026, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, enabling earlier testing of the next-generation main battle tank.
The Leonardo Rheinmetall Military Vehicles joint venture has delivered the first four Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles to the Italian Army at the Multifunctional Experimentation Centre in Montelibretti, officially launching the A2CS programme.
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