On June 27, the United States Department of Defense announced that the US Army has signed a contract with General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) for the low-rate initial production of M10 Booker vehicles.
According to a statement from the US Department of Defense, the contract is valued at USD 257.6 million.
The agreement is expected to be concluded by October 2025.
The Pentagon has not disclosed the exact number of M10 Booker vehicles ordered.
L3Harris Technologies says its ReconneX system can combine passive radio-frequency detections from dispersed sensors to help military operators track and locate emitters.
Lockheed Martin will use its own funds to build five Vectis autonomous combat aircraft, with flight demonstrations scheduled for 2027, Chief Executive Jim Taiclet said.
Leidos is preparing to produce thousands of affordable long-range cruise missiles, coordinating factory capacity and component supplies for two weapons programs.
Canadian defence companies are urging Ottawa to give ownership and control greater recognition in procurement and provide a clearer route from successful military trials to contracts.
Saab has introduced a new generation of its 9LV naval combat system, designed to let navies add capabilities while preserving the integrity of a ship’s core fighting systems.
Ukraine’s defence ministry said its forces struck at least 30 targets inside Russia in October 2026, including seven defence and rocket-and-space industry facilities and three military airfields.
Tekever and General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada have detected and tracked underwater contacts using sonobuoys deployed from an AR5 uncrewed aircraft during REPMUS 2026.
Britain and Germany say their joint deep precision-strike project is progressing towards delivery within the decade, with a planned range exceeding 2,000 kilometres.
HII and Thales have demonstrated a mine-countermeasures system that brings autonomous search, AI-assisted analysis and remotely operated neutralization equipment under common mission control.