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18 July

UK Unveils Future Fighter Demonstrator With Stealth Design, Digital ‘Brains’

The UK has lifted the veil on a new combat air demonstrator concept, built to test stealth shaping, digital flight systems, and advanced manufacturing techniques for future fighter jets.

18 July

Officer Cadet from the UK Royal Military Academy Sandhurst using Cubic Tactical Engagement Systems (TES) Equipment on Exercise Dynamic Victory.

Giulia Bernacchi

UK Taps Cubic for Live Training Area Weapons Effects System

Cubic Defence UK has secured a two-year contract with the UK to deliver the Instrumented Live Training Area Weapons Effects System.

18 July

Staff Writer With AFP

US Delays Patriot Arms Deliveries to Switzerland in Switch to Ukraine

Delivery of US Patriot weapons systems to Switzerland will be delayed as Washington reprioritizes to provide more support to Ukraine.

18 July

UK LEAD MAJOR MILITARY EXERCISE OFF COAST OF SCOTLAND Europe’s largest military exercise is geared up with the arrival of NATO ships to HMNB Clyde. Excersise Joint Warrior will to take place off the coast of Scotland over the next 13 days. Joint Warrior is a multinational exercise, hosted in the UK and incorporates all three of the Armed Forces – the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. The exercise will begin on 3rd of October and will engage numerous warships, submarines, fixed wing aircraft, and a total of around 13,000 personnel from the various participating nations. Ships, submarines, aircraft and ground troops from the UK, US and other allies will be taking part, battling each other at sea, in the air and on land in an area which stretches from the Irish Sea, north to Cape Wrath and east to the Moray Firth. Exercise Joint Warrior represents a valuable opportunity to demonstrate the range of capabilities available for contingency operations and provides excellent training which tests the high readiness capabilities of the Armed Forces.

Rojoef Manuel

Faslane Renovation Underway as UK Prepares for Future Nuclear Deterrence

The UK Ministry of Defence has launched a modernization program for its Faslane military site in Scotland to expand the country’s nuclear deterrence capabilities amid evolving threats.

18 July

Rojoef Manuel

Philippines, Ukraine Obtain Military Trucks From S. Korea

The Philippines is investing in South Korean military trucks for its army following the Ukrainian Armed Forces' adoption of the vehicles.

18 July

United States Navy Virginia Class submarine USS Mississippi arrives at Fleet Base West, Rockingham, Western Australia for a routine port visit. *** Local Caption *** United States Navy Virginia Class submarine USS Mississippi has arrived at Fleet Base West, Rockingham, Western Australia. The submarine is in Australia for a routine visit to provide respite for the crew. The visit reflects the ongoing strength of Australias alliance with the United States and builds on the visits of nuclear-powered submarines from AUKUS partners over the last 60 years.

Rojoef Manuel

Perth Startup’s AI ‘Brain for Boats’ Gets AUKUS Rollout Clearance

Australia has granted license-free export status to Perth-based startup Greenroom Robotics for the distribution of its AI-enabled autonomous vessel software in support of the AUKUS program.

17 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Greek Navy Plans Future Subs With Long-Range Cruise Missiles

The Greek Navy plans to arm at least half of the new submarines it will acquire over the next decade with long-range cruise missiles.

17 July

Patriot air defense missile systems in Romania

Christine Casimiro

France, Italy Opt Out of NATO-Led Plan to Buy US Weapons for Ukraine

France and Italy have declined to participate in a new NATO initiative to supply US-made weapons for Ukraine, including air defense systems, financed by European allies.

17 July

Polish and Ukrainian soldiers on a Leopard 2 tank.

Christine Casimiro

NATO Eyes Ground Systems, Interoperability in Eastern Flank Plan

The US and NATO allies have rolled out the “Eastern Flank Deterrence Line,” prioritizing ground-based capabilities and weapons interoperability as a bulwark against Russian aggression.

17 July

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Avilus Launches ‘New Generation’ UAV Trio for Rescue, Recon, and Resupply

German drone-maker Avilus has unveiled a new line of unmanned aerial vehicles that targets improvements on long-range reconnaissance, medical support, and tactical response.

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