Defence Notes
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The branch has been seeking icebreakers, cutters, C3 and ISR solutions, as well as uncrewed aerial and maritime platforms.
Reflecting on lessons learned from the cancellation of the Mosquito programme, the Royal Air Force has redefined the role of uncrewed systems within its ranks through a tiered system.
The site will manufacture the MQ-28 Ghost Bat, the first combat aircraft manufactured, engineered and designed in Australia in more than 50 years.
The Pentagon has been operating under temporary funding since October 2023, which has impacted its main acquisition and development programmes, increasing the capability gap between the US and China.
Skyral enables government and industry to develop and adapt synthetic solutions more quickly, efficiently and reliably.
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4th March 2021
Italy looks to Tauro-class submarine replacement with order of up to four next-generation platforms.
3rd March 2021
For Northrop Grumman, ‘deterrence by detection' is crucial to the future development of the Global Hawk high-altitude long-endurance (HALE) platform.
3rd March 2021
Australia is doubling its commitment to the Loyal Wingman programme just as the Airpower Teaming System made its maiden flight.
3rd March 2021
Torpedo Launcher System, which can be configured to fire any NATO-standard lightweight torpedo, will be included in a multi-ship programme.
3rd March 2021
Some $27 billion is needed from 2022 to 2027, according to a new report from Indo-Pacific Command.
3rd March 2021
Multifunction phased-array radar is designed to detect and track intercontinental and sea-launched missiles.
3rd March 2021
The Quad has always been a rather loose grouping, but there are signs it is crystallising as member nation aims align.
3rd March 2021
Thailand operates quite an eclectic fleet of aircraft from around the world, but it does have plans to modernise and streamline its inventory.
2nd March 2021
Hydrograaf is designed to replace smaller craft in Royal Netherlands Navy service.
2nd March 2021
Boeing to complete work on 31 AWACS aircraft by May 2024.
2nd March 2021
Singapore's navy is looking to the future with far greater utilisation of unmanned technology.
1st March 2021
Huntington Ingalls Industries receives $80 million deal from USN.
1st March 2021
Mk6 guidance systems will be installed on Trident II D5 missiles for the UK and US navies.
1st March 2021
Spearhead-class programme is operating on schedule, with last vessel to be delivered by March 2024.
1st March 2021
Three boats from Aksum Marine were included in the live demonstration programme at NAVDEX, as Gulf states pay closer attention to fast craft capabilities in the context of the continuing Iranian threat.
1st March 2021
Just as they previously pooled their military resources into a common EU Battlegroup, the four Visegrad Group member states aim to expand on their maiden common procurement programme.
1st March 2021
Stabilization technology has evolved from raw, primitive systems with low expectations to high tech, sophisticated systems with defined performance requirements. For military applications, the awareness has certainly been heightened in recent years, on the vast benefits that stabilizers deliver relating to safety, productivity, retention and mission readiness.
1st March 2021
RUAG International completes sale of RUAG Aerospace Services to General Atomics Europe.
26th February 2021
Aircraft self-defence laser is expected to be tested in FY2024.