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Sea
Second Philippine Navy Miguel Malvar Warship Enters Service
The Philippine Navy has formally inducted its second Miguel Malvar-class frigate, the BRP Diego Silang (FFG-07), at the Naval Operating Base Subic in Zambales.
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Land
Italian Army Increases Workhorse Trucks to 2,000+ With New Iveco Contract
Iveco Defence Vehicles will deliver 658 additional tactical logistics trucks to the Italian Army under an expanded agreement, raising the total number of ordered vehicles to 2,111.
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Air
Applied Intuition, SNC Collaborate on Air Defense, Anti-Drone Autonomy
Applied Intuition and SNC have launched a partnership to speed the rollout of mission-ready autonomous air defense and counter-drone systems.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
India’s JSW Breaks Ground on $90M Shield AI V-BAT Factory in Hyderabad
Indian firm JSW Defence has begun building a new $90-million plant in Hyderabad in partnership with Shield AI to locally produce the V-BAT unmanned aerial system.
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Arms
US Names 1,000+ Golden Dome Partners in First Contracting Stage
The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has selected 1,014 companies for the opening round of a massive contracting vehicle supporting the Pentagon’s future Golden Dome air and missile defense effort.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Egypt, China Launch Joint Military Drone Production
Egypt’s state-owned Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) and China’s North Industries Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly produce tactical unmanned aerial systems.
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Air
Austria Finalizes Procurement of $1.7B M-346FA Fighter Jets With Italy
Austria has completed a $1.7 billion purchase of 12 Leonardo M-346FA combat aircraft from Italy.
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Space
France Boosts Military Space Resilience With New Ground Station Initiative
France’s Defence Innovation Agency has launched a ground-based initiative to enhance the country’s military space operations.
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Americas
Canadian Lawmakers Play Tiny Role in Keeping Military in Check, Study Says
The Canadian Parliament has some of the weakest civilian oversight of its military among major democracies, according to a new study assessing how lawmakers monitor armed forces.
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Air
US Approves $1B in Saudi Helicopter Support, Training as Kingdom Renews F-35 Push
The US has cleared two potential foreign military sales to Saudi Arabia worth a combined $1 billion, authorizing major helicopter sustainment and aviation training programs as Riyadh presses its long-running bid to buy F-35 fighter jets.
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