Britain is starting to define the requirements for its post-Dreadnought strategic deterrent during the current Parliament, extending nuclear planning beyond the submarines now under construction.
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is positioning Wildfire as a lower-cost uncrewed aircraft for massed surveillance and strike operations.
GE Aerospace is preparing to assemble its first XA102 adaptive cycle engine test asset for the U.S. Air Force.
Diehl Defence and Elbit Systems have completed a live demonstration of the SkyStriker long-range loitering munition, moving their European partnership into its next phase.
The U.S. Navy awarded Boeing a $562 million fixed-price incentive contract for the first three production MQ-25A Stingray aircraft.
Germany is considering spending nearly €3.4 billion on U.S.-made Typhon launchers and Tomahawk cruise missiles, Politico reported, citing a government planning document.
Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Air Force have completed the vertical assembly of a fully integrated inert Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Air Force Special Operations Command said the AGM-190A Havoc Spear met its requirements for a small cruise missile during a combat evaluation in spring 2026.
PBS Aerospace has doubled turbojet engine test capacity at its manufacturing plant in Roswell, Georgia, after completing a 10,000-square-foot expansion.
Britain will equip its five Type 31 frigates with Mk 41 launchers and Norwegian Naval Strike Missiles under a programme to strengthen the Royal Navy’s surface fleet.
Switzerland’s Social Democrats plan to seek a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the country’s purchase of F-35 fighter jets from the United States.
Finland has agreed to join France’s initiative on the European dimension of its nuclear deterrent after confidential talks between the two governments.
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