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US lawmakers prepare a historic investment in stockpile replenishment in FY2027

9th June 2026

The House Armed Services Committee recently released the Chairman’s NDAA FY2027 markup, which supports the Pentagon’s request for nearly $90 billion for long-range missiles, air defence interceptors, precision-guided munitions and industrial baseline items.

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Ukraine’s battlefield has rewritten the rules of uncrewed systems development. For Syos Aerospace, real-time operator feedback, lean serial production and a system-of-systems philosophy are central to its operating model.

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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.

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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.

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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.

BAE Systems: Australian Hunters are ‘progressing very well’

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BAE Systems: Australian Hunters are ‘progressing very well’

25th May 2022

Flurries of criticism about Australia's future frigates have been growing in intensity, but BAE Systems has come out of its corner to counter the narrative.

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24th May 2022

Raytheon has obtained another contract modification from the USN to produce hardware for AN/SPY-6 radars.

Austal launches future USS Augusta

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Austal launches future USS Augusta

24th May 2022

Sea trials of the latest Independence-variant LCS are scheduled for late 2022, even as the USN proposes to confine the vessels to mine countermeasure missions.

OSI to provide German K130 Batch Corvettes with integrated navigation systems

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24th May 2022

The contract includes upgrades for the navigation systems, radars, WECDIS and various land-based assets.

US, in prescribing Taiwan’s mission, rebuffs MH-60R sale

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24th May 2022

The current administration in the US is proving less willing than Trump was to sell military equipment to Taiwan.

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