Operational F-15EX Eagle II fighters have dropped live JDAM bombs for the first time while supporting the U.S. Air Force’s Weapons Instructor Course at Nellis Air Force Base.
Rheinmetall is investing around €20 million in its Albacete plant in Spain to add annual capacity for three million medium-calibre ammunition components and expand mortar production.
The UK and Germany reviewed plans for a joint long-range strike capability during defence talks at Lancaster House in London.
Raytheon says its Multi-Mission Launcher gives the Lynx XM30 a way to use weapons already in the U.S. Army’s inventory while allowing new effectors to be added later.
Millog has signed an agreement with Lockheed Martin to maintain, repair, overhaul and upgrade F-35 ground support equipment.
Saab and Swedish defence authorities have completed the first phase of a large uncrewed underwater vehicle project following successful sea trials.
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has finished flight testing SNC’s Electronic Support Measures system on the MQ-1C Gray Eagle Extended Range.
Ukraine has received applications from 389 foreign defence manufacturers seeking access to TrophyLab, its database of captured Russian weapons and technical analysis.
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre have expanded their partnership to address the Royal Netherlands Air Force’s operational needs.
A U.S. Army battery assigned to Multi-Domain Command Europe fired its first Tomahawk Land Attack Missile from a newly fielded Typhon system on September 28.
The European Commission paid Ukraine €2.86 billion on 14 October to fund drones, missiles, air defence systems, radars, electronic warfare equipment and ammunition.
U.S. Army and NATO staffs have completed a 10-day exercise testing how they would command large-scale combat operations across Europe.
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