Britain will invest more than £20 billion extra in its Defence Nuclear Enterprise over four years as submarine construction and warhead development increase demand for skilled workers and manufacturing capacity.
France has fielded its own answer to the American APKWS, a low-cost guided rocket intended to spare expensive air-to-air missiles in the fight against one-way attack drones.
Boeing received a U.S. Air Force contract for 22 additional F-15EX fighters in the third quarter, bringing the number of aircraft under contract to 120, Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg said.
Sweden’s experience of operating submarines in the Baltic Sea is helping NATO strengthen its collective defence in waters where concealment and detection depend heavily on local knowledge.
NATO has tested how forces could establish secure communications on arrival in a host country and maintain connections when networks are jammed or disrupted.
ongsberg has tested a Naval Strike Missile launcher housed in a standard shipping container, offering a way to deploy missile capability from ships, trucks or directly from the ground without modification.
The Netherlands will acquire additional CV90 infantry fighting vehicles and replace ageing engineering equipment to strengthen its army for a potential large-scale conflict
Lockheed Martin’s new F-35 procurement framework establishes a path to 850 U.S. aircraft over ten years, Chief Executive Jim Taiclet said.
Raytheon increased output across its critical munitions by more than 90% in the first nine months of 2026, RTX Chairman and CEO Chris Calio said.
Northrop Grumman aims to double international sales by 2031 as allies increase defense spending, Chief Executive Kathy Warden said.
Australia is building the workforce and shore facilities needed to sustain US and UK nuclear-powered submarines before allied rotations begin at HMAS Stirling in 2027.
Latvia has awarded Galvion a five-year framework contract worth up to €27.8 million for Batlskin Hellbender helmet systems and support.
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