Elbit Systems

Dec- 2024 -

17 December

190315-M-EC058-0043 PACIFIC OCEAN (March 15, 2019) U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Gregory Weldon (left) and Cpl. Juan Perezramos, both field radio operators with Lima Company, Battalion Landing Team 3/5, 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), assemble satellite communication antennas aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD 4). The Marines and Sailors of the 11th MEU are conducting routine training as part of the USS Boxer Amphibious Ready Group in the eastern Pacific Ocean. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Dalton S. Swanbeck)

Israel Defense Forces to Receive ‘Thousands’ of Elbit Communication Systems

Elbit Systems has signed a $130-million contract to supply “thousands” of advanced communication systems for the Israel Defense Forces.

12 December

Air

The C-390 Millennium tactical transport aircraft. Photo: Embraer

Rojoef Manuel

NATO Aircraft to Receive Self-Protection Suites From Elbit Systems

Elbit Systems has received a $175-million deal to provide self-protection suites to a European NATO customer’s aircraft.

4 December

Technology

Christine Casimiro

Israel Buys Drones, Autonomous Systems for $40M From Elbit

Elbit Systems will supply the Israel Defense Forces with advanced drones and autonomous systems as part of multiple signed deals amounting to around $40 million.

Nov- 2024 -

20 November

Europe

Joe Saballa

Elbit to Supply PULS Rockets, Hermes UAS to European Nation for $335M

Elbit Systems has secured contracts worth $335 million to supply PULS and Hermes 900 drones to an undisclosed European country.

6 November

Americas

US Army Bradley M2A4E1 infantry fighting vehicle with Elbit System's Iron Fist APS

Christine Casimiro

US Army Bradley IFVs to Be Upgraded With Elbit Iron Fist APS

The US has awarded Elbit Systems a $127-million follow-on contract to supply Iron Fist Active Protection Systems for its Bradley infantry fighting vehicles.

Oct- 2024 -

16 October

Americas

Joe Saballa

US Army Picks Five Firms to Demo Potential Extended-Range Artillery Substitute

The US Army has selected five companies to demonstrate their existing self-propelled howitzers, which could potentially fill the gap left by the discontinued Extended-Range Cannon Artillery program.

10 October

Americas