Royal Danish Air Force deploys F-35 fighter jets alongside United States and Canada in North Atlantic
Danish F-35 fighter jets have operated alongside U.S. and Canadian forces during Operation Noble Defender in the Arctic and the North Atlantic.
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U.S. Department of War selects 25 vendors to accelerate drone fielding by 2027 under Drone Dominance Program
The U.S. Department of War on February 3 announced the selection of 25 vendors to support its goal of fielding about 300,000 drones by 2027, aiming to move quickly while keeping costs low.
United States and Russia agree to resume high-level military dialogue after Abu Dhabi talks, EUCOM says
U.S. European Command said the United States and the Russian Federation agreed in Abu Dhabi to reestablish high-level military-to-military dialogue following recent diplomatic efforts aimed at advancing peace in Ukraine.
F-35 fighter jets ensnared in growing trade and political clash between U.S. and Canada
Canada is reassessing its planned purchase of U.S.-made F-35 fighter jets as trade tensions with Washington escalate, turning the deal into a flash point in bilateral relations.
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United States greenlights potential $3 billion F-15 sustainment package sale to Saudi Arabia
The U.S. Department of State has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia covering sustainment for its F-15 aircraft fleet, with an estimated value of $3.0 billion.
RTX: Raytheon secures long-term Pentagon frameworks to expand U.S. production of critical missiles nationwide
Raytheon, an RTX business, has entered into five framework agreements with the U.S. Department of War to significantly expand production capacity and accelerate delivery of several high-demand precision munitions.
U.S. Air Force advances ERAM standoff cruise missile program with live-fire test less than 16 months after award
U.S. Air Force has conducted a live-warhead test of the Extended Range Attack Munition, a standoff cruise missile, at the Eglin Test and Training Range on January 21.
United States: Congress approves $839 billion defense budget, sending Pentagon funding bill to White House
The U.S. Congress on February 3 approved a fiscal 2026 defense spending bill totaling $839 billion, clearing the measure after a 217–214 House vote and sending it to President Donald Trump for signature.
L3Harris accelerates Viper Shield flight tests, advancing delivery of digital electronic warfare for F-16 fighters
L3Harris Technologies said flight testing of its Viper Shield electronic warfare suite is progressing, demonstrating the system’s fully digital capabilities using production-representative hardware and software.
United States deploys THAAD, Patriot air and missile defenses across the Middle East amid preparations for potential Iranian retaliation
The United States is strengthening air and missile defenses across the Middle East as part of preparations for possible Iranian retaliation ahead of any future military action, U.S. defense officials said.
U.S. ambassador to Canada visits Luke Air Force Base as preparations advance for future RCAF F-35 training
The U.S. ambassador to Canada visited Luke Air Force Base this week to observe F-35 training operations and meet Airmen and leaders supporting U.S. and partner-nation pilot training.
U.S. Department of War awards over $200 million contract to Belgium’s Sabena for F-16 maintenance for Ukraine
The U.S. Department of War said it had awarded a $235.4 million contract to Belgium-based Sabena Aerospace Engineering to provide maintenance support for F-16 fighter jets supplied to Ukraine.