Kongsberg Australia and Thales Australia have deployed their StrikeMaster coastal defence system to Norway’s Jan Mayen island for a NATO operation in the High North.
The Netherlands will keep its MQ-9 Reaper aircraft operating from Romania until 31 December 2027, extending a surveillance mission supporting the defence of NATO’s eastern flank.
Friendly fire destroyed three U.S. F-15E fighters during Operation Epic Fury against Iran, accounting for most recorded losses of the aircraft type.
CAE USA has won a $300 million competitive recompete to continue operating the U.S. Air Force’s C-130H Aircrew Training System.
Canada and Norway are building a broader defence and industrial partnership around the Type 212CD submarine, Arctic security and space-based military capabilities.
Lockheed Martin connected 16 F-35 full mission simulators across four bases for a two-hour distributed mission rehearsal.
Australia and New Zealand have formalised plans for closer naval integration through a new bilateral framework known as Plan Tasman.
British drone manufacturer Tekever has secured a contract worth up to £400 million to supply its AR5 long-endurance uncrewed aircraft to the British Army.
Rheinmetall is testing a networked maritime security architecture that combines unmanned platforms, underwater sensors and a mobile command centre at REPMUS26 in Portugal.
Perennial Autonomy won the deep-strike category in the Department of War’s Drone Dominance Program Gauntlet II evaluation at Fort Carson, Colorado.
Rolls-Royce Submarines will build the nuclear reactors for every Australian SSN-AUKUS submarine at its Raynesway facility in Derby, placing Britain at the centre of one of Australia’s largest defence programmes.
L3Harris Technologies has outlined a digital avionics upgrade intended to keep the U.S. Air Force’s KC-135 aerial refueling fleet operational beyond 2050.
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