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European Defence Agency picks Airbus Helicopters’ Capa-X for M2UAS project

5th March 2026

The multi-mission uncrewed platform project is aiming to help the EU agency define new drone designs that are capable of performing a wide range of mission sets with one adaptable airframe.

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5th March 2026

Intended to sustain Operation Epic Fury against Iran, efforts to increase the production of weapons and ammunition could expose long-standing weaknesses in the US defence industrial base.

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Taiwan to conduct live-fire drill simulating China ‘invasion’

24th April 2018

Taiwan will practice thwarting a Chinese ‘invasion’ in annual live fire drills in June, simulating surprise coastal assaults to reflect increased military threats from Beijing, …

Chinese carrier leads live fire drill in East China Sea

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Chinese carrier leads live fire drill in East China Sea

24th April 2018

China's sole aircraft carrier has led a flotilla of naval vessels in a ‘live combat drill’ in the East China Sea, the latest show of …

Saab’s Manpack 300 for Sweden

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Saab’s Manpack 300 for Sweden

24th April 2018

Saab will supply Manpack 300 training systems to the Swedish Army as part of a $6 million contract with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, the …

Naval Special Warfare looks to marine radars

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Naval Special Warfare looks to marine radars

24th April 2018

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division (NSWCCD) is calling for maritime craft radar demonstrations as part of the “Stiletto” Maritime Demonstration Platform.This comes just …

Ukraine developing flexible fuel tanks for Mi-24

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Ukraine developing flexible fuel tanks for Mi-24

24th April 2018

UkrOboronProm is working on a Ukrainian project to produce flexible fuel tanks for the Mi-24 helicopter, the company announced on 20 April.UkrOboronProm has teamed with …

Black Hawk grip spreading in Latin America

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Black Hawk grip spreading in Latin America

24th April 2018

With 174 UH-60 Black Hawk variants currently operating in Latin America this figure is set to grow due to pending deliveries and further still as a result …

ECA Group wins $15 million in contracts

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ECA Group wins $15 million in contracts

24th April 2018

ECA Group has received three export orders worth $15 million, the company announced on 19 April. Two orders include the supply of systems for underwater …

Air Power 2018: What to expect (video)

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Air Power 2018: What to expect (video)

24th April 2018

Ahead of the 2018 Air Power Conference, to be held in London in July, Shephard spoke with AVM Mike Wigston about the RAF's role in the international arena and …

Senegal orders Thales radars

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Senegal orders Thales radars

24th April 2018

Senegal has ordered Ground Master 400 long-range radars and a SkyView command and control centre from Thales for airspace surveillance and security, the company announced …

Slovenia weighs up Boxer mortar variant

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Slovenia weighs up Boxer mortar variant

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Fresh from announcing its intention to purchase the Boxer 8x8 armoured vehicle, Slovenia has revealed an additional requirement for several 120mm mortar carrier variants of …

New facility for RAF’s P-8 Poseidon fleet

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New facility for RAF’s P-8 Poseidon fleet

24th April 2018

Work has begun at RAF Lossiemouth on a new £132 million facility which will be home to the UK’s new Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft (MPA) …

BAE Systems commits to Aussie steel

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BAE Systems Australia will source steel from two Australian companies should it be successful in its bid for the Royal Australian Navy's SEA 5000 programme. …

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