Epirus Launches Leonidas H2O: Non-Kinetic Maritime Defence System Targets Drones and Small Boats
Photo: Epirus.
Photo: Epirus.
Saab expects its new munitions plant in Grayling, Michigan, to begin full operations in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The U.S. Air Force has launched an unarmed Mk21A reentry vehicle from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, pressing ahead with tests of the system meant to carry nuclear warheads on its next intercontinental ballistic missile.
The U.S. Coast Guard is buying four MQ-9B long-range unmanned aircraft systems from General Atomics in an order worth $247.8 million.
L3Harris Technologies has opened an engineering support office in the Netherlands to support the country’s 15-year FOXTROT program and customers across Central Europe.
The missile is the company’s entry in the U.S. Army’s Future Interceptor program, a competition in which the Army has now moved Lockheed into the next stage of development.
Kuwait has ordered a £370 million air defence system from UK-based MARSS Systems Limited, a contract the British government says will create 100 jobs at home.
Its combat operations included a 38-day campaign during Operation Epic Fury, when it expended 1,499 precision weapons against U.S. Central Command priority targets.
L3Harris Technologies said its Wolf Pack launched-effects vehicles completed their 60th flight test earlier this year.
The Lynx XM30 has a modular design, an open architecture and a hybrid-electric powertrain, which the company says is a first.
BlackSky Technology Inc. has picked up a new international intelligence customer, winning a six-figure pilot contract to supply an unnamed agency with very high-resolution satellite imagery.
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon is back in Portsmouth after 214 days away, a deployment that began with the defence of British bases in Cyprus and later took it east of Suez.
Greece has agreed to spend about $4 billion on U.S. weapons and equipment, a package that would bring another 37 of its F-16 fighters up to the Block 70 standard and pay for weapons its future F-35As can also carry.
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