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May- 2026 -14 May
US Military Expands Strike Capacity With 3,000 Leidos LCCM Missiles
The US Department of Defense has moved to procure 3,000 low-cost containerized cruise missiles from Leidos as part of a broader effort to expand mass-produced strike capacity.
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13 May
AeroVironment to Install Data Receivers on Pentagon’s SkyRange Hypersonic Test Fleet
AeroVironment has secured a $43-million contract to install phased array receivers on the US Department of Defense’s SkyRange platforms.
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13 May
India Trials Indigenous Glide Bomb Kit for Precision Air Strikes
India has conducted the maiden trial of a range-extension kit designed to convert unguided bombs into precision-guided munitions.
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13 May
US Air Force, Boeing Agree on Plan to Boost KC-46 Tanker Readiness
The US Air Force and Boeing have agreed on a plan to improve the KC-46 Pegasus tanker’s mission readiness following years of reliability and availability challenges.
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13 May
US Army Taps Teledyne’s Rogue 1 for LASSO Loitering Munition Program
The US Army has selected Teledyne FLIR Defense’s Rogue 1 loitering munition system for its Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance program.
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13 May
Leidos to Scale US Army Hypersonic Programs Under $2.7B Contract
The US Army has awarded Leidos a $2.7-billion contract to move key hypersonic weapons programs from development into production.
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12 May
European Defence Agency Launches Kamikaze Drone Challenge
The European Defence Agency has launched a competition to test next-generation single-use unmanned aerial systems in realistic combat conditions as European militaries push to expand drone warfare capabilities.
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12 May
Lockheed Wins $407M Contract to Boost Guam’s Missile Defense System
The US Missile Defense Agency has awarded Lockheed Martin a $407-million contract modification to continue the development of the primary missile defense system in Guam.
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12 May
Pratt & Whitney, GE Pass Engine Assembly Review for NGAP Program
RTX subsidiary Pratt & Whitney and GE Aerospace have completed assembly readiness reviews for their adaptive cycle engines under the US Air Force’s Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion program.
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12 May
F-35-Class Airpower: Turkey Shows Off ‘Güçhan’ Engine With 42,000-Pound Thrust
Turkey is pushing deeper into advanced fighter propulsion with a new turbofan engine designed to support next-gen air platforms.
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