The order includes jammers for Australian EA-18G Growler electronic attack aircraft follows an order for deployment on US Navy Growlers in December last year and an announcement in March that full-rate production was near.
While details are light after the President’s comments, the US Air Force (USAF) has long needed to boost its fighter aircraft capabilities, according to USAF and analyst viewpoints.
The weapon will have a range of more than 2,000km, according to the UK Ministry of Defence.
Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister vows that the country “will not be left behind” as the Ministry of Defense (MoD) announces its intention to acquire 10,000 Warmate loitering munitions for the Polish army.
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30th June 2021
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30th June 2021
Dealing with IEDs and mines appears still to be a core focus for French UGV developers, although some progress is being made on fully autonomous systems.
29th June 2021
ScanEagle 2s have been reaching Indonesia, one of four countries to received donated UAVs from the US.
29th June 2021
L3Harris has delivered the final EOD robot to the UK MoD for Project STARTER.
29th June 2021
Leonardo provides DIRCM system for Global 7500 aircraft.
29th June 2021
US market dominance in North Africa may begin to be eroded over the next ten years by new players from emerging defence markets.
29th June 2021
Adding a space layer to missile defence is not an optional extra – it is crucial.
29th June 2021
Discover Analog Devices´ rich history of delivering best-in-class system-level solutions to enable the warfighter and protect critical missions.
29th June 2021
The Harry DeWolf-class Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships are designed to augment Canadian naval capabilities in the High North — but can other navies afford to follow suit?
29th June 2021
USN exercises contract option with Lockheed Martin for FFG-62 combat system integration.
29th June 2021
Boeing is providing the simulation capability to train F-15 pilots and system operators in high-fidelity training devices.
29th June 2021
AI platform for the British Army is designed to create an interconnected digital picture for frontline soldiers.
29th June 2021
Internest has adapted its Local Landing System to work with a drone landing platform for RIBs from Zodiac Milpro.
29th June 2021
The second Global Hawk for Japan has flown, while production is under way of the UH-2 utility helicopter.
29th June 2021
The South Korean navy's ability to deploy marines and helicopters has taken a major step forwards with the commissioning of a second Dokdo-class LPH.
28th June 2021
Turkey has successfully tested and integrated the 107mm Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher onto its BMC-produced armoured vehicle.
28th June 2021
CH-53K deal for Sikorsky includes nine aircraft plus various support services.
28th June 2021
USAF has placed an order worth $146 million for further installations of Northrop Grumman’s LAIRCM system.
28th June 2021
Since ship propulsion shifted from sails to propellers, preventing seawater from getting into the hull via the stern tube has been one of the most fundamental engineering challenges of designing and operating vessels. Without reliable sealing, even the simplest marine operation can become time consuming, costly and complex. Today there are new challenges to reliability, including greater forces at play and an environmental focus on preventing fluids from escaping the hull as well as getting in. But the stern tube seal remains a basic building block of safe and secure sailing.
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