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7 June

A German Air Force CH-53GS flies over southern Arizona during Angel Thunder 2015 June 7, 2015. Angel Thunder is the largest personnel recovery exercise in the world combining joint, coalition and interagency personnel. Participants train through the full spectrum of personnel recovery capabilities with numerous types of aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Chris Massey/Released)

Rojoef Manuel

Rheinmetall, US Company Team for Aircraft Support Offering in Europe

Rheinmetall and SES have agreed to jointly deliver technical support for fixed-wing and rotary aircraft in Europe.

6 June

Inder Singh Bisht

Canadian Air Force Selects Artemis Mobile Phone Detector for Helicopter Upgrade

The Royal Canadian Air Force has selected the Smith Myers Artemis Mobile Phone Detection Location System for its CH-149 Cormorant search and rescue helicopter mid-life upgrade.

6 June

An AW149 Helicopter is seen in the middle of production. It has incomplete parts, but the shape of the front of the aircraft already resembles that of a usual helicopter. Wires and exposed framework are seen on the vehicle. A worker wearing a blue shirt is seen coming up out of its roof. Other personnel are seen in the far back in what appears to be an office space with desks and cubicles.

Juster Domingo

Leonardo Opens AW149 Helicopter Production Line in Poland

Leonardo has opened a production line for the Polish Armed Forces' AW149 helicopters in Świdnik, southeastern Poland.

4 June

Ronald Watkins

Airbus Teams With German AI Startup on Future Combat Air System

AI startup NeuralAgent has signed two contracts with Airbus to jointly develop capabilities for the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program.

4 June

Future military vehicles of Estonia and Latvia

Juster Domingo

Swedish Automotive Firm to Deliver 265 Vehicles to Estonia

Swedish transport company Scania has signed a deal to deliver 265 vehicles for the Estonian Defence Forces beginning this summer.

4 June

An image of the new Lockheed Martin facility in Huntsville, Alabama. The building has glass panels for its front, which reflects the blue sky dotted with white clouds. Some trees can be seen peeking out from the foreground.

Juster Domingo

Lockheed Martin Opens $18M Engineering Facility in Alabama

Lockheed Martin has opened a new engineering facility, laboratory, and demonstration center in Alabama to advance US security capabilities.

3 June

Inder Singh Bisht

Avioniq to Offer Modeling, Simulation Tech for UK Hypersonic Program

The UK Ministry of Defence has selected Avioniq to develop modeling and simulation software for the country’s maiden hypersonic missile development effort.

3 June