Thales and Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited have signed an alliance to explore producing unguided and laser-guided 70-mm rockets in India.
Britain will invest more than £5 billion in autonomous military systems by 2030, putting drones at the centre of an overhaul spanning the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force.
ASELSAN said its LGK 82, LGK 84 and GÖZDE guidance systems achieved four direct hits during an international live-fire demonstration in Türkiye.
Safran Electronics & Defense will supply more than 1,000 MOSKITO observation systems and several hundred SHARPCROW systems for the Bundeswehr under a major order from Rheinmetall Electronics.
Hanwha Aerospace plans to launch a Chunmoo User Club in South Korea in 2027, creating a formal network for countries operating its multiple rocket launch system.
Mehler Protection unveiled SCILT NAVAL at SMM 2026, targeting a gap in ships’ protection against drones at close and very close range.
The U.S. Army has awarded the Georgia Tech Research Institute an agreement worth up to $33.4 million to lead the integration of its Common Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher prototype.
L3Harris Technologies has completed the first 35 Viper Shield electronic warfare systems and is scaling production to fill orders for 233 units.
The Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Delaware arrived in Grøtsund, Norway, on Sept. 1, 2026, for a routine port visit.
Britain will invest a combined £780 million in the Precision Strike Missile programme and long-range rocket artillery, placing extended-range firepower at the centre of its effort to rebuild the Army for NATO warfighting.
HMAS Hobart has returned to the water after a year-long refit, moving Australia’s first Hobart-class destroyer into the systems-integration phase of a major capability upgrade.
The Australian-built StrikeMaster coastal defence system has been deployed to Norway’s Jan Mayen island during a NATO training activity in Northern Europe.
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