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Americas
Lockheed Martin to Manufacture SPY-7 Radars for Canada
The US Department of Defense has awarded Lockheed Martin a $104.6-million contract to produce radars under a foreign military sale with Canada.
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Arms
EOS Expands Export Footprint With $80M S. Korea Laser Weapon Deal
Australian firm Electro Optic Systems has signed a binding conditional agreement worth $80 million to manufacture and supply its flagship 100-kilowatt high-energy laser weapon for a customer in South Korea.
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Air
V-22 Osprey Faces Growing Safety Risks After Deadly Crashes, Reports Find
The US has identified longstanding safety, maintenance, and oversight failures in the V-22 Osprey program after fatal crashes have killed 20 service members since 2022.
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Technology
US Companies to Explore Materials Alternative for Guided Munition
Minnesota-based Niron Magnetics and Moog Inc. in New York have partnered to evaluate rare earth-free magnets for use in guided munitions.
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Air
US Army Finalizes Decommissioning of Legacy Spy Planes
The US Army has retired its legacy fleet of aerial intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance turboprops, ending more than five decades of operations.
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Technology
Google’s Gemini Powers Pentagon’s New AI Toolkit for Troops
The rollout kicks off with Google’s “Gemini for Government,” a generative AI tool aimed at everyday military workflows, from drafting documents and summarizing policies to assessing risks and reviewing images or videos.
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Air
Australia to Transform Mission Aircrew Training in $199M Deal
Canberra has invested over $199.8 million in a new Future Air Mission Training System to expand and modernize how the Royal Australian Air Force prepares mission aircrews.
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Technology
Germany Launches ‘Birds Group’ to Fast-Track Military Tech Innovation
The German Army has launched the Birds Group, a new unit within Land Forces Command designed to speed the fielding of emerging technologies.
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