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Asia Pacific
Australia Trains 200 Filipino Soldiers to Boost Interoperability
The Australian Defence Force held a two-month skills exercise to train over 200 Filipino soldiers on various military operations.
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Americas
US Receives First Flight Software for Next-Gen Missile Interceptor
Lockheed Martin has delivered the first flight software package for the Next Generation Interceptor to the US Defense Department.
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Air
742 Sailors Join Philippine-Led Multilateral Naval Exercises
The Armed Forces of the Philippines led the first-ever simultaneous joint maritime exercises with the US Navy and Royal Australian Navy.
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Air
Textron’s Aerosonde Drone to Support USS Miguel Keith Missions
The US Navy awarded Textron Systems a $22-million contract to deploy its Aerosonde unmanned aircraft system in support of the USS Miguel Keith’s missions.
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Asia Pacific
Poland Receives First Korean Battle Tanks, Howitzers
Two South Korean defense firms have shipped their first K2 battle tanks and K9 self-propelled howitzers to Poland.
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Asia Pacific
Philippine Army Sends 103 Soldiers to Hawaii for Combat Exercise
A 103-strong delegation from the Philippine Army has joined several allied nations for a month-long combat exercise in Hawaii.
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Business
Germany Orders 20,000 Practice Rounds for Leopard 2 Tanks
Rheinmetall is set to deliver a supply of 120mm practice ammunition for the German Armed Forces’ Leopard 2 main battle tanks by the end of October.
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Asia Pacific
India to Domestically Produce Titanium Castings for BAE M777 Howitzers
BAE Systems has inked a deal with Indian PTC Industries for the indigenous manufacture of titanium castings for the 155mm M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer.
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Europe
UK Forces Hold ‘Largest’ Joint Amphibious Exercise in Cyprus
The British Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force have conducted their largest combined amphibious exercise in years in Cyprus.
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Air
Mercury Systems’ Computer Powers Airbus Tanker’s Automatic Aerial Refueling
Mercury Systems revealed that its mission computer built for the Airbus A330 MRTT allowed the tanker to receive the world’s first certification for automatic air-to-air refueling.
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