Aerobond to Build Australia’s Next Anti-Ship Missile Launcher Canisters
Aerobond has signed a contract with Kongsberg Defence Australia to produce Naval Strike Missile launcher canisters.
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Booz Allen Opens Maryland Facility to Support Critical US Military Needs
Booz Allen Hamilton has launched a new facility in Maryland to provide specialized engineering solutions for the US Department of…
Ukraine to Acquire Mobile Anti-Drone Solution From Teledyne, Kongsberg
Teledyne FLIR Defense has signed a $31-million agreement with Kongsberg to provide counter-drone technology for Ukraine.
Japan Plans Counter-Cyber Attack Grid for Indo-Pacific
The Japanese government reportedly plans to build an information network for the Indo-Pacific to counter cyberattacks from Russia, China, and…
Clashes in Kurdish-Held East Syria Kill 22: Monitor
Twenty-two people including three civilians have died in clashes in Kurdish-held northeastern Syria, a war monitor said.
US Army Mulls Outfitting Robot Dogs With Next-Gen Squad Weapon
The US Army is considering equipping its Vision 60 Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicles with the Next-Generation Squad Weapon.
Drones Attack Military Aircraft in Russia’s Northwest
A Russian airport near the border with Estonia and Latvia was targeted by drones in a rare overnight attack, with…
Poland Receives First K239 Chunmoo Rocket Launcher From South Korea
Hanwha Defense has delivered Poland’s first K239 Chunmoo multiple launch rocket system at the Port of Gdańsk.
Lockheed Beats Northrop for Australia’s $487M Missile Shield Program
Lockheed Martin has secured a contract for $487 million to begin the first phase of Canberra’s Air6500 missile defense project.
UK Firm Develops Method to Repurpose Old Military Body Armor
A British green tech company has developed a method to repurpose old military body armor, strengthening it to support further…