Americas
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May- 2026 -11 May
Colombia Rolls Out Its First Locally Built Assault Rifle, ‘JAGUAR’
After five years in development, Colombian forces are set to receive an assault rifle built entirely on home soil.
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11 May
Future USS Ted Stevens Destroyer Heads to Virginia Homeport
The US Navy’s future guided-missile destroyer Ted Stevens (DDG 128) has departed HII’s Ingalls Shipbuilding division for its homeport in Norfolk, Virginia.
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11 May
Northrop Grumman Hits 200,000th Bomb Fuze Delivered
Northrop Grumman has delivered its 200,000th FMU-139D/B electronic fuze, marking a major production milestone for one of the US' most widely used bomb components.
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11 May
Trump Rejects Iran Peace Terms, Tehran Warns of New Attacks
US President Trump branded Iran's terms for ending the Middle East war "totally unacceptable," raising the possibility of fresh conflict.
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10 May
Inside the San Antonio-Class Amphibious Transport Dock
This guide breaks down the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock, a floating launchpad that moves US Marines, aircraft, and landing craft from sea to shore.
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9 May
ATHENA Spy Plane: The Quiet Intelligence Workhorse
This guide explains the ATHENA aircraft, a next-generation ISR platform designed for long-endurance surveillance and real-time battlefield awareness in expeditionary operations.
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9 May
Saudi Banned US Use of Bases, Airspace for Hormuz Operation: Sources
Saudi Arabia prohibited the US from using its airspace and bases on its territory to launch operations for its brief bid to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, two Saudi sources told AFP on Friday.
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8 May
HII to Produce More Lionfish Underwater Drones for US Navy
HII has secured a $36.9-million contract to produce additional Lionfish small unmanned underwater vehicles for the US Navy.
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8 May
US Air Force Taps L3Harris to Bolster C2 Data-Sharing Capability
The US Air Force has selected L3Harris Technologies to develop critical features of a secure digital infrastructure supporting the military’s command and control capability.
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8 May
Canadian Military Ramps Up Counter-UAS Defenses Amid Drone Threats
Canada has begun fielding counter-unmanned aerial system capabilities at key military infrastructure as Ottawa responds to growing concerns over surveillance, sabotage, and potential attacks involving drones.
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