A U.S. Navy E-6B Mercury served as the airborne command platform for a simulated Minuteman III missile launch test at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana, September 15–17.
The U.S. Air Force is expanding its F-15EX Eagle II fleet to replace aging F-15C and F-15D aircraft while retaining a platform for future modernization.
The U.S. Navy has taken preliminary acceptance of the future USS John F. Kennedy, allowing the aircraft carrier and its crew to conduct further testing and training at sea while construction testing continues.
Avio USA has begun construction of its first U.S. solid rocket motor factory, adding a supplier for tactical missile programs that include Lockheed Martin and Raytheon.
Ukrainian troops used a domestically developed amphibious ground robot to deliver ammunition and provisions to front-line positions, the Ministry of Defence said.
Ukraine’s Air Force has discussed the prospect of moving to newer F-16 Block 70/72 fighters with Lockheed Martin, according to a statement by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Metallus has received an initial order worth about $125 million to supply steel for U.S. defense applications.
HMS Portland and its Wildcat helicopter fired Naval Strike Missile and Sea Venom weapons at the retired US frigate Klakring during Exercise Atlantic Thunder off Scotland.
Shield AI and Kraken Technology Group have demonstrated two uncrewed vessels conducting a coordinated surveillance mission in Portsmouth, England.
Robin Radar Systems has opened a 9,000-square-metre headquarters in Delft, tripling its operational capacity to meet demand for counter-drone radars.
Kongsberg has signed a contract with Oshkosh Defense Europe to supply counter-drone systems for Joint Light Tactical Vehicles destined for the Royal Netherlands Armed Forces.
USS Idaho, one of the U.S. Navy’s newest Virginia-class attack submarines, returned to Groton, Connecticut, on September 28 after its first deployment.
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