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US Air Force to fast-track capability development for GPS-denied operations

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US Air Force to fast-track capability development for GPS-denied operations

2nd June 2026

Over the next 18 months, the air force's research facility intends to accelerate the progress of resilient, autonomous solutions to support aircraft and helicopter deployments in DDIL overland and over-the-water scenarios.

NATO countries test Canadian-made, high-speed “cannibal” drone

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NATO countries test Canadian-made, high-speed “cannibal” drone

2nd June 2026

INKAS Anuri CUAS drone has been built to engage consumer, commercial and modified first-person view enemy drones flying at speeds of up to 400 km/h.

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What’s next for the Pentagon after the Replicator programme?

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What’s next for the Pentagon after the Replicator programme?

28th August 2025

Although the Replicator initiative has made several accomplishments, there are still multiple gaps to plug across the US Department of Defense (DoD) and its services.

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DSEI 2025: Saab unveils new CUAS missile solution to defeat UAS swarms

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DSEI 2025: Saab unveils new CUAS missile solution to defeat UAS swarms

28th August 2025

The Nimbrix missile has been developed and tested over the last year and is Saab’s latest cost-effective answer to help armed forces counteract escalating numbers of uncrewed aerial threats on the battlefield.

US approves possible C-17 Globemaster III sustainment support sale to UK

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US approves possible C-17 Globemaster III sustainment support sale to UK

27th August 2025

The potential sustainment contract will help support the Royal Air Force (RAF) fleet, amid renewed interest from countries in the heavy-lift strategic aircraft.

Norway and Sweden invest in further military support for Ukraine

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Norway and Sweden invest in further military support for Ukraine

26th August 2025

Both Sweden and Norway have committed further financial aid to the country in a bid to help boost their air defences and airborne early warning capabilities, which included commitments to replace donated Patriot Air Defence systems.

Will drone motherships form part of tomorrow’s warfare?

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Will drone motherships form part of tomorrow’s warfare?

26th August 2025

While motherships offer multiple operational advantages, the changes in the character of warfare may bring new tactics to the battlefield, reducing their role.

Sweden signs contract for $552 million Gripen E/F sale to Thailand

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Sweden signs contract for $552 million Gripen E/F sale to Thailand

26th August 2025

The confirmed order now makes Thailand the third country to operate the Gripen E/F aircraft, after sales to Sweden and Brazil.

Tactical UAS: mission-driven innovation for a new battlefield era

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26th August 2025

As global conflicts evolve and the limitations of traditional UAS become clear, Aeronautics is redefining the tactical unmanned aerial systems space with platforms that prioritize survivability, flexibility, and mission effectiveness.

First firing of Sabre air defence system in UK as government places order

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First firing of Sabre air defence system in UK as government places order

26th August 2025

Land Ceptor air defence missile launchers which will form part of Sky Sabre, a defence system designed to intercept cruise missiles, aircraft and drones.

Australian Government looks inwards to drop Chinese-made DJI drones

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Australian Government looks inwards to drop Chinese-made DJI drones

25th August 2025

Over the next decade the Australian Department of Defence (DoD) says it will invest some A$600 million of approved funding into the development and introduction of a range of airborne, surface and subsurface uncrewed systems.

Will the Eurofighter Typhoon’s fight for new markets prevail?

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Will the Eurofighter Typhoon’s fight for new markets prevail?

25th August 2025

Poland and Turkey are often cited as potential fresh export opportunities for the Eurofighter Typhoon. But are the sales prospects realistic and what factors could tip the balance?

India revives Netra Mk-II AWACS after Airbus cost dispute

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India revives Netra Mk-II AWACS after Airbus cost dispute

22nd August 2025

India has cleared higher retrofit costs for six ageing Airbus A321s to be converted into Netra Mk-II airborne surveillance platforms, marking progress in a long-delayed AWACS programme but raising questions over lifespan and operational val...

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