The Norwegian Armed Forces and the U.S. Air Force have jointly tested a new precision weapon in a successful operation in the Norwegian Sea near Andøya, Nordland.
The United States Air Force and Royal Norwegian Air Force successfully tested next-generation maritime strike capabilities on 3 September in the Norwegian Sea.
The United Kingdom and Norway have joined the multinational CAVS programme, becoming its sixth and seventh members alongside Finland, Latvia, Sweden, Germany and Denmark.
Norwegian Minister of Defence, Tore O. Sandvik, and UK Secretary of State for Defence, John Healey, have signed a new agreement in Stavanger establishing the framework for a strategic partnership on maritime capabilities.
On 28 August, the Romanian Ministry of National Defence announced that three multirole Lockheed Martin F-16AM/BM Fighting Falcon aircraft delivered from Norway landed at the 86th Air Base Borcea.
Norway has chosen the United Kingdom as its strategic partner for the acquisition of Type 26 frigates, in what is the largest defence procurement in Norway’s history and the UK’s biggest ever warship export deal by value.
Norway is providing around seven billion kroner towards strengthening Ukraine’s air defence, with Germany delivering the systems.
Teleplan has played a central role in delivering the Network-Enabled Weapons (NEW) software for the Norwegian Armed Forces, marking a major step in enhancing real-time precision strike capabilities.
The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency has signed a four-year framework agreement with British technology firm Operational Solutions Ltd. (OSL) to supply Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS).
U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer aircraft from Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, arrived at Ørland Air Base, Norway, on 9 August 2025 to begin Ally-led training operations under the latest Bomber Task Force Europe.
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Egypt involving NASAMS air defence systems and related support, with an estimated cost of $4.67 billion.
Skydio has secured a contract worth approximately $9.4 million to deliver small uncrewed aerial systems (sUAS) to the Norwegian Ministry of Defence.
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