Business
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Feb- 2025 -11 February
Morocco Orders Israeli Howitzers After ‘Problems’ With French Caesars
The Royal Moroccan Armed Forces has contracted Israel’s Elbit Systems for the delivery of 36 Atmos 2000 self-propelled artillery systems.
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7 February
UK Recycles Tornado Jets to 3D-Print Next-Gen Fighter Engine Components
Parts from retired Royal Air Force Tornado jets have been ground down and 3D-printed into new components for the UK’s next-generation military aircraft.
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7 February
US Startup Unveils Hand-Thrown, Football-Shaped Combat Drone
American defense startup XDOWN has introduced a multi-purpose drone that is deployed as easily as a quarterback throws a football.
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5 February
Rheinmetall Wins $1.96B German Military Radio Link Contract
Rheinmetall has been contracted to provide a mobile communication/directional radio management system for the German Armed Forces.
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4 February
Spain’s Satnus JV Flight Tests Remote Carriers for FCAS Program
Spanish joint venture Satnus carried out a flight test campaign of remote-controlled drone demonstrators in support of the Next Generation Weapons System/ Future Combat Air System.
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4 February
Instro Secures Added $20M Night Vision Goggle Order for British Forces
Instro Precision Technologies has secured a $20 million contract to provide additional XACT nv33 compact night vision goggles to the British Armed Forces.
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3 February
Germany Contracts Patria to Develop CAVS-Based Mortar Carrier
Germany and Patria have signed a development agreement for the Common Armoured Vehicle System NEMO mortar and CAVS mortar command variants.
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3 February
Estonia Receives First Batch of Six Caesar Howitzers
The Estonian Defense Forces has received the first batch of six Caesar self-propelled howitzers.
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3 February
Black Hawk Ground Tested With New Engine
A US Army UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter has completed its initial ground run with the T901 engine.
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Jan- 2025 -31 January
Latvia Buys 42 ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles for $385 Million
The Latvian government has signed a deal with GDELS-Santa Bárbara Sistemas to procure 42 ASCOD infantry fighting vehicles.
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