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Jul- 2025 -17 July
Pentagon Contracts Firm to Build Guam Defense System Command Center
The US Department of Defense has contracted a Guam-based firm to build an air and missile defense system command center in the strategically important US island territory.
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17 July
Airbus, Kratos Pitch Valkyrie ‘Loyal Wingman’ for German Air Force
Germany-based Airbus Defence and Space has teamed with US firm Kratos to offer the latter’s XQ-58A Valkyrie combat drone to the German Air Force by 2029.
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16 July
US Clears $100M Sale for Lebanon’s Super Tucano Fleet Maintenance
The US State Department has cleared a potential $100-million sale to support Lebanon’s A-29 Super Tucano fleet.
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16 July
Morocco Contracts L3Harris for C-130 Modernization
L3Harris Technologies has secured a contract to upgrade several C-130 aircraft for the Royal Moroccan Air Force.
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16 July
Norwegian Military Adopts Small Drones From Skydio
Skydio has received a contract to deliver its proprietary small unmanned aerial systems to the Norwegian Armed Forces.
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15 July
Russia Launches Mi-8/17 Helicopter Replacement Program
Russia has begun developing a next-generation multirole helicopter to replace its aging Mi-8/17 fleet, according to Russian media.
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15 July
Canada Eyes Fighter Drone Fleet to Support F-35 Jets
The Canadian Department of Defence is planning to acquire a fleet of tactical unmanned aerial systems to complement the armed forces’ incoming F-35 combat aircraft
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15 July
DARPA Scraps ‘Liberty Lifter’ Seaborne Cargo Plane Program
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has cancelled its effort to assemble the Liberty Lifter seaborne heavy transport aircraft.
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14 July
Brazil Abandons Indian Akash Air Defense System Over ‘Outdated’ Offer
Brazil has left negotiations for the purchase of India’s Akash air defense system over the Indian side’s unwillingness to offer the system’s latest version.
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14 July
France to Resume SCALP Cruise Missile Production After 15 Years
France will resume production of the SCALP cruise missile in 2025 after a gap of 15 years, French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu has announced.
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