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US Air Force seeks avionics upgrades for ageing T-38 Talon as T-7A Red Hawk delays persist

29th July 2026

The USAF is looking for commercial avionics solutions to improve the T-38 Talon’s reliability, readiness and flight safety as continued T-7A Red Hawk delays increase the likelihood that the legacy trainer will remain in service longer than planned.

Europe’s eastern flank moves on air defence radars with wider efforts also underway

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Europe’s eastern flank moves on air defence radars with wider efforts also underway

28th July 2026

Air defence radars have become more important assets in the past year with incursions in NATO countries on Europe’s eastern flank highlighting the need.

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IDEB 2018: Mesit eyes Slovakian radio opportunities

18th May 2018

European land modernisation programmes are offering new and significant opportunities for local producers of military sub-systems.  Mesit Defence, a Czech-based tactical communications company, currently has …

India issues Ka-226T RfP, scorns competitive process

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India issues Ka-226T RfP, scorns competitive process

18th May 2018

India’s MoD issued an RfP earlier in May for the 200 Kamov Ka-226T helicopters that it plans to buy to replace geriatric light utility platforms …

Sparton unveils new 4k military LCD display

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Sparton unveils new 4k military LCD display

18th May 2018

Sparton's Aydin Displays brand has introduced a new 24-inch rack/console mount rugged 4k military LCD display, the company announced on 15 May. The display is …

ITEC 2018: FlightSafety wins prestigious USN TH-57 contract

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ITEC 2018: FlightSafety wins prestigious USN TH-57 contract

18th May 2018

FlightSafety Services Corporation has been awarded the US Navy’s TH-57 Contracted Instructional Service (CIS) programme for the TH-57 Sea Ranger training helicopter by the Orlando-based …

TECDRON launches Sentinel UGV

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TECDRON launches Sentinel UGV

18th May 2018

TECDRON has launched a new technical assistance and fire-fighting UGV called Sentinel, the company announced on 15 May. Sentinel is designed to assist fire-fighters and …

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SEA targets South Korean shipbuilders

18th May 2018

SEA has highlighted its Torpedo Launch System (TLS) to South Korean shipbuilders at a defence industry day on board the Royal Navy’s HMS Sutherland in …

PLA Navy shows off modified Z-9Ds in missile drills

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PLA Navy shows off modified Z-9Ds in missile drills

18th May 2018

Recent imagery released by the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) shows three of its Z-9D anti-surface warfare (ASuW) helicopters firing YJ-9 anti-ship missiles against a …

US Army awaiting additional lessons learned from 1st SFAB deployment

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US Air Force worries over ‘brittle’ supply chain

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Some US Air Force senior logisticians are worried over the ‘brittleness’ of the service’s supply chain.  That was one of the key messages delivered at …

IDEB 2018: New APC jostles for Slovakian tender

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IDEB 2018: New APC jostles for Slovakian tender

17th May 2018

Czech company, Zetor Engineering, has unveiled its new 4x4 armoured tactical vehicle as the company seeks to pursue the Slovakian Army’s land modernisation programme. Known …

Canadian DND opens new facility at Borden

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Canadian DND opens new facility at Borden

17th May 2018

The Canadian Department of National Defence has opened its newly-constructed Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) school at Canadian Forces Base Borden, it was …

How sovereign will the UK’s carriers be?

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How sovereign will the UK’s carriers be?

17th May 2018

The eight acres of mobile territory that the UK Royal Navy’s new Queen Elizabeth class carriers will provide have been broadly welcomed, although how truly …

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