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Feb- 2026 -17 February
France Awards Pilot Training Contract to Babcock
Babcock has secured a new contract with Paris to train pilots for the French Air and Space Force and Navy.
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17 February
Saudi Arabia Buys C-27J MPA With Weapons Capability From Leonardo
Saudi Arabia has ordered four C-27J Maritime Patrol Aircraft from Leonardo, marking the first time the MPA variant has been procured with a maritime weapon system integration capability.
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16 February
European States Launch Common 500-Km+ One-Way Attack Drone Initiative
Germany, France, the UK, Italy, Poland, and Sweden have signed a letter of intent to jointly develop a long-range loitering munition.
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16 February
US Army Tests Apache With New Proximity-Fused Counter-Drone Munition
The US Army has live-tested an Apache helicopter firing a proximity-fused round designed to counter the threat posed by drones.
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16 February
Indian Air Force Trainers to Instruct UK Fast-Jet Pilots in New Agreement
The UK and India have agreed to expand military training ties following the 19th UK–India Air Staff Talks held in New Delhi.
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13 February
Echodyne Expands Radar Production With New Washington Facility
US radar technology company Echodyne has announced plans to open a new manufacturing and warehouse facility.
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13 February
Rafael Enters Race for US Army’s Next-Gen Interceptor
US subsidiary of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has joined US Army search for second interceptor under Indirect Fire Protection Capability.
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13 February
Spain Receives First A400M Equipped With Indra InShield DIRCM System
The Spanish Air and Space Force has received its first A400M military transport aircraft fitted with Indra’s InShield directed infrared countermeasures system.
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13 February
Canada Pays for F-35 Long-Lead Items Despite Ongoing Fighter Jet Review
Canada has reportedly begun making payments for “long-lead items” tied to 14 additional F-35 fighter jets despite a contract review triggered by US trade tensions and sovereignty concerns.
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13 February
3D-Printed Hypersonic Airframe Clears Major Vibration Tests in Australia
Australia’s 3D-printed hypersonic airframe has proven it can handle the forces of high-speed flight, moving it closer to its Mach 7 test.
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