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Eurosatory 2026: Counter-drone moves into mainstream security market

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Eurosatory 2026: Counter-drone moves into mainstream security market

16th June 2026

Counter-drone technology is becoming a core requirement for European law enforcement and public security agencies as drone threats continue to evolve.

Eurosatory 2026: How could air forces integrate autonomous wingmen into existing fleets?

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Eurosatory 2026: How could air forces integrate autonomous wingmen into existing fleets?

15th June 2026

From mobile launch trailers to ship decks, software and platforms such as Shield AI’s Hivemind and its X-BAT and V-BAT are positioning autonomous systems as a credible force option for militaries priced out of traditional airpower.

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US Navy commissions newest Virginia-class submarine

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US Navy commissions newest Virginia-class submarine

30th May 2022

The US Navy's newest Virginia-class submarine has been commissioned during a ceremony in Connecticut, following its christening in 2019.

NAVSEA orders additional naval EW systems from Northrop Grumman

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NAVSEA orders additional naval EW systems from Northrop Grumman

30th May 2022

The USN requires more AN/SLQ-32(V)7 Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) Block 3 systems.

Greece to select corvette supplier by the end of June

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Greece to select corvette supplier by the end of June

30th May 2022

The Hellenic Navy is undergoing a significant modernisation project, including new frigates, upgrades to existing ships, a requirement for Corvette-like vessels and local industrial work.

US Navy orders AN/SQQ-89 hardware and support services

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US Navy orders AN/SQQ-89 hardware and support services

27th May 2022

Lockheed Martin gains a maximum $291.92 million deal for AN/SQQ-89 shipset hardware installation, integrated logistics support, fleet maintenance support, and lifecycle sustainment.

Reporting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine (podcast)

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Reporting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine (podcast)

27th May 2022

In a new-look Shephard Defence Podcast, the news team discusses the rapidly-evolving situation in Ukraine and latest developments following Russia's unprovoked invasion.

Modification work begins on French Navy H160s for maritime SAR

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Modification work begins on French Navy H160s for maritime SAR

27th May 2022

The first of six H160s is now being modified for French Navy SAR missions.

Defence trends indicate an increased need for EMC/EMP filters, says MPE

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Defence trends indicate an increased need for EMC/EMP filters, says MPE

27th May 2022

As military platforms and assets become increasingly reliant on data and digital applications, the need to protect them is also growing. Naval assets have shown the largest increase in demand.

UK targets late 2020s for Type 45 ballistic missile defence

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UK targets late 2020s for Type 45 ballistic missile defence

26th May 2022

Upgrades to UK RN Type 45 destroyers are designed to counter the increased threat anti-ship ballistic cruise missiles pose to Carrier Strike Groups and the wider fleet.

Simthetiq delivers immersive training classroom to Canadian navy

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Simthetiq delivers immersive training classroom to Canadian navy

26th May 2022

A new virtual classroom for the Royal Canadian Navy includes customised content for maritime applications that will allow immersive training.

Tiger Shark torpedo ready for production in South Korea

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Tiger Shark torpedo ready for production in South Korea

26th May 2022

After a delay in the Tiger Shark programme, South Korean submarines will soon be armed with a new type of heavyweight torpedo manufactured in-country — and manufacturer LIG Nex1 may also target the export market.

US hands over first RQ-21A to Thai navy

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US hands over first RQ-21A to Thai navy

26th May 2022

Thailand is awaiting five RQ-21A UAVs from the US, and the first has been formally handed over.

Danish Harpoon missiles could ease Black Sea coast pressure on Ukraine

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Danish Harpoon missiles could ease Black Sea coast pressure on Ukraine

25th May 2022

The supply of the missiles could help Ukraine alleviate pressure on its Black Sea coast, which has effectively been under blockade by the Russian Navy since the beginning of the invasion.

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