Americas
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Sep- 2026 -3 September
Kongsberg Buys Sonatech to Expand US Underwater Technology
Kongsberg has completed its acquisition of Sonatech, expanding its US underwater technology business.
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3 September
Kongsberg Taps American Rheinmetall for ACV-30 Turret Parts
Kongsberg has tapped American Rheinmetall to produce machined components for MCT-30 turrets destined for the US' ACV-30 amphibious combat vehicle.
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2 September
US Navy Approves Rolls-Royce Engines for Drone Ships
The US Navy has certified Rolls-Royce’s mtu Series 4000 and 2000 marine engines for tactical unmanned surface vessel applications.
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2 September
US Navy Kicks Off Search for Carrier-Based Loyal Wingman Drones
The US Navy has issued a request for information for its Collaborative Combat Aircraft Increment 1 program, officially launching its search for carrier-capable unmanned aerial systems.
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2 September
Grok and ChatGPT Join Pentagon’s GenAI.mil Platform
The Pentagon is expanding its military use of AI, adding Starshield AI’s Grok for Government and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Mil to its GenAI.mil platform for unclassified work.
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2 September
US Army Plans Predictive Logistics Network With FedEx
The US Army will work with a FedEx Dataworks-led industry team to modernize its domestic logistics network.
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2 September
US-Iran Fighting Intensifies With Strikes Across Region
The US and Iran resumed attacks after weeks of reduced fighting, with Tehran launching missiles and drones at US facilities across the Gulf.
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2 September
MQ-25 to Receive Electronic Warfare Capabilities in New US Navy Contract
Aerospace giant Boeing has been contracted to add electronic warfare capabilities to its MQ-25 Stingray drone, according to a US Department of Defense announcement.
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2 September
Northrop Advances Diamond-Cooled Microchips to Boost Military Radar
Northrop Grumman is strengthening military radar, communications systems, and satellite links with its new diamond-cooled microchip technological breakthrough.
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2 September
Georgia Tech Wins $33M US Army Deal as CAML Weapon Systems Integrator
The Georgia Tech Research Institute has secured a contract worth up to $33.4 million to integrate the components of the US Army’s CAML prototype.
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