Americas
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Jun- 2025 -9 June
US Approves $325M Sale of Abrams Tank Sustainment Support to Kuwait
The US State Department has approved a potential $325 million sale to Kuwait for sustainment support and related equipment for the M1A2 Abrams main battle tank systems.
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9 June
US Army Trials Tactical Resupply Drone to Boost Battlefield Logistics
The US Army has tested the TRV-150 drone during a training exercise focused on innovation and realistic battlefield conditions.
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9 June
US Coast Guard’s Stand-In Icebreaker Vessel Embarks on Maiden Voyage
The US Coast Guard’s first polar icebreaker acquired in over 25 years has set off on its inaugural voyage.
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9 June
L3Harris Delivers Advanced Satellite Jamming System to US Space Force
L3Harris has delivered the Meadowlands Counter Communications System to the US Space Force’s Electromagnetic Warfare unit.
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9 June
Pentagon Buys Canadian Transport Aircraft for Guatemala
The US Department of Defense has awarded a $10.1-million contract to Canadian manufacturer De Havilland to supply a transport aircraft to Guatemala.
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9 June
BAE Secures $30M to Modernize US Navy IFF Transponder Technology
The US Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $30 million contract to upgrade the AN/APX-123A(V) common transponder technology.
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9 June
NATO Chief Urges 400% Increase in Alliance’s Air Defense
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Monday was due to urge a "400-percent increase" in the transatlantic alliance's air and missile defense capacities in response to the threat from Russia.
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9 June
Explosion Reported at US Air Base in Japan
An explosion occurred at a Japanese military facility inside a US air base in Okinawa, officials told AFP, with local media reporting non-life-threatening injuries.
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6 June
US Marines Receive Final MQ-9A Reaper Drone
The US Marine Corps has received its final MQ-9A Reaper drone from General Atomics at the Grey Butte Field Airport in California.
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6 June
US Navy to Rename Ships Honoring Civil Rights Icons
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is facing criticism following directives to rename US Navy ships named after civil rights leaders.
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