Americas
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Mar- 2024 -15 March
Canada to Revamp Gagetown Base in New Brunswick
Ottawa has announced an investment to upgrade the Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown in Oromocto, New Brunswick.
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14 March
Maxar to Provide Immersive Training Software to US Army
Maxar Intelligence has signed a deal with the US Army to provide the latest phase of its immersive training software.
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14 March
Bell, Leonardo Team Up for NATO’s New Medium Lift Helicopter Program
Bell Textron and Leonardo have announced a partnership to strengthen their bid for NATO’s new medium lift helicopter program.
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14 March
US Air Force Extends Development of Aircraft Repair Tents
Cornerstone Research Group has secured a contract to extend maintainer-fabricated enclosure kit development for the US Air Force.
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14 March
General Atomics to Provide Missile Warning Payloads for Space Development Agency
General Atomics has received a contract to supply missile warning payloads for a Space Development Agency satellite constellation.
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14 March
US Says No Sign Russia Preparing to Use Nukes in Ukraine
The White House said it had seen no indications Russia was ready to use its nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
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13 March
US Approves $3.7 Billion Air-Launched Missile Sale to Poland
The US State Department has approved a $3.68 billion missile sale to Poland, including AMRAAM and JASSM-ER.
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13 March
US Army Chooses Aerojet Rocketdyne for Stinger Missile Motor Replenishment
Aerojet Rocketdyne is set to produce flight motors for FIM-92 Stinger missiles as part of the US Army's replenishment efforts.
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13 March
Taiwan Buys Four Additional MQ-9B SkyGuardian Drones
Taiwan is acquiring four additional MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones from the US to bolster its surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities.
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13 March
US OKs F-35 Full-Rate Production After 5-Year Delay
The US Department of Defense has approved the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to enter full-rate production after a five-year delay.
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