Americas
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Dec- 2022 -20 December
US Air Force Receives New Explosive Disposal Drones
L3Harris Technologies has delivered four T7 ground drones to the US Air Force to support the service’s explosive ordnance disposal program.
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20 December
Raytheon Clinches Next-Gen Air-to-Air Missile Concept Funding
The US Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Raytheon a $21 million contract to support the development of the compact air-to-air and extended-range air-to-air missiles.
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20 December
US Army Orders More Than 1,600 Additional Tactical Vehicles From Oshkosh
The US Army Contracting Command has awarded Oshkosh Defense a $543 million contract to deliver joint light tactical vehicles.
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20 December
Lithuania, US Ink $495M Deal for 8 HIMARS Rocket Launchers
The Lithuanian government secured a $495-million deal with the US to acquire eight HIMARS starting in 2025.
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20 December
US Begins $334M ‘Mayhem’ Hypersonic Missile Program
Leidos announced it has been contracted to assist the US Air Force Research Laboratory in developing an air-breathing hypersonic system.
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20 December
US Army Awards Raytheon $84M Excalibur Replenishment Contract
The US Army has awarded Raytheon Missiles & Defense an $84-million contract to replenish its stockpile of Excalibur 155-millimeter rounds.
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20 December
L3Harris to Acquire Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.7 Billion
L3Harris Technologies has announced its acquisition of American aerospace firm Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.7 billion.
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20 December
US Senate OKs $858B Defense Act With Billions in Taiwan, Ukraine Aid
The US Senate passed a record $858 billion in defense spending for 2023, authorizing billions in military assistance for Ukraine and Taiwan.
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19 December
Raytheon Receives $171M Tomahawk Missile Contract Upgrade
The US Naval Air Systems Command has awarded Raytheon a $171 million contract modification to a previous Tomahawk missile deal.
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19 December
USAF Launches Wearable Biosensor Program to Track Airmen’s Health
The US Air Force Research Laboratory has begun a program to create a wearable biomolecular capability to track airmen’s health.
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