Northrop Grumman has finalized procurement terms for an additional 12 shipsets of Virginia-class Block VI submarine propulsion equipment, adding $1.4 billion to its backlog, Chief Executive Kathy Warden said.
The U.S. Army has identified command-and-control gaps during a multinational exercise simulating large-scale combat in Europe.
Finland launched its third Pohjanmaa-class corvette at Rauma on 29 October, bringing three of the four planned ships into the water.
Huntington Ingalls Industries is building 10 Romulus 151 unmanned surface vessels for the U.S. Navy through a production network in Louisiana.
Kongsberg has received a $54 million modification to an existing U.S. government agreement for autonomous underwater capabilities.
Finland will buy RGW 110 heavy anti-tank weapons from Germany’s Dynamit Nobel Defence in a procurement worth approximately €84.5 million excluding VAT.
Germany and the Netherlands have ordered 69 additional Schakal wheeled infantry fighting vehicles from Artec, the joint venture between Rheinmetall and KNDS Deutschland.
Boeing expects stronger growth in its defense business following its selection for the U.S. Air Force’s F-47 and the U.S. Navy’s F/A-XX fighter programs, Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg said.
EDGE’s LAHAB has completed the first dynamic firing test of a 155mm extended-range artillery projectile designed and manufactured in the UAE.
Rolls-Royce and the UK government have announced plans for a £2.5 billion technology programme to help secure a UK engine position on the next generation of narrowbody aircraft.
Israel Aerospace Industries’ board has approved an agreement to merge ELTA into IAI, removing its separate legal status while retaining the business as a division under its existing name.
Saab and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) have flight tested an airborne early warning radar on the MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft, demonstrating its ability to detect, track and classify airborne targets.
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