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DroneShield nets largest order ever with $40 million European CUAS contract
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US Navy’s FA-XX programme still an “option”, as FY2026 US defence budget outline proposed
The US Navy’s answer to a sixth-generation fighter has experienced a range of setbacks and delays to the programme, with only $47 million in this latest proposed budget set aside for completing the aircraft.
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Interview: Edge Group eyes Indonesian market for naval and UAV expansion
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Paris Air Show 2025: Parrot’s new microdrone ANAFI UKR breaks cover
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France and Sweden sign defence roadmap as Naval Group positions FDI frigate for Swedish surface ship programme
A pact signed at the Paris Air Show has seen Sweden turn to the French FDI frigate to lead its next-gen surface combatant fleet amid shifting security dynamics in the Baltic Sea.
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First F135 engine depot outside of US is approved
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Netherlands F135 engine maintenance facility has been approved for initial depot capability.
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AARGM-ER developer has next milestone in its sights
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US approves Hellenic F-16 fleet upgrades
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An FMS has been approved by the US State Department for F-16 support and equipment to be delivered to Greece.
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Lockheed to aid ROKN transition to MH-60R
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Engineering and field services deal follows FMS order in April for Lockheed Martin to provide South Korea with 12 MH-60Rs.
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Air Warfare
Triton embarks on test programme following first IFC-4 flight
4th August 2021
USN hopes a comprehensive test programme for MQ-4C in its latest configuration will pave the way for IOC in 2023.
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India requests Harpoon equipment
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Harpoon Joint Common Test Set would join ten AGM-84L Harpoon Block IIs previously requested by India under the FMS programme.
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US Army gains space training boost
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The US DoD continues to invest in the space domain, with the US Army Space and Missile Defense School being the latest recipient of new training capabilities.
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CAE adds JTAC training to its portfolio
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CAE's purchase of L3Harris T&S business continues to reap rewards.
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ESG and IAI combine again
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Military eyes potential uses for Baikal
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The successor to the An-2 light multipurpose aircraft could find favour with the Russian MoD when it is equipped with an indigenous engine.
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Stingray set for carrier test
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If it stays on track for IOC in 2025, the Stingray unmanned refuelling aircraft will have gone from contract to carrier in under seven years.
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Air Warfare
Horizon Aerospace Technologies releases BlackFish
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Horizon Aerospace Technologies has released BlackFish, a Sat Phone SIGINT system.
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Air Warfare
BAE Systems releases advanced APKWS system
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BAE Systems has announced its new advance APWS guidance kit for precision-guided rockets.
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Air Warfare
Greeks put S-100 to the test
2nd August 2021
Hellenic Navy trials Camcopter S-100 UAS for a week.
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Air Warfare
India chases C-UAS clarity after recent attack
30th July 2021
India's pursuit of C-UAS solutions is haphazard, and more needs to be done to coordinate efforts and systems.
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Air Warfare
Leonardo delivers first upgraded Lynx Mk95A to Portugal
30th July 2021
Leonardo completes the delivery of the first upgraded Lynx Mk95A to Montijo, Portugal
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Defence Notes
UK joins the space race
30th July 2021
The UK has joined the growing group of nations that are dedicating more resources to the space domain with the launch of its Space Command.
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Air Warfare
MQ-4C Triton makes maiden IFC-4 test flight
30th July 2021
Northrop Grumman meets 'hugely important milestone' for USN MQ-4C Triton programme.
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Defence Notes
Breakthrough on Turkish sanctions remains far from reality
30th July 2021
The US government is not for changing course on Turkish sanctions but Ankara continues to show it is more than capable of bypassing them.
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DroneShield nets largest order ever with $40 million European CUAS contract
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Leonardo’s Proteus structural tests “nearing completion” ahead of first flight
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![DroneShield nets largest order ever with $40 million European CUAS contract]()
DroneShield nets largest order ever with $40 million European CUAS contract
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Interview: Edge Group eyes Indonesian market for naval and UAV expansion
