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Breaking Defenseworld6 days ago
U.S. Air Force Selects General Atomics and Anduril for First Collaborative Combat Aircraft
The service also named three firms to continue competing for the drones' autonomy software and requested $2.4 billion for fiscal 2027.
Defense Newsworld8 days ago
U.S. Army Awards Contract to Validate Maneuvering 155mm Artillery Round
The Army awarded General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems a contract last week under the Extended Range Artillery Projectile Program. The effort targets initial operational capability by fiscal 2030.
koreaherald.compolitics7 days ago
House Panel Adds Right-to-Repair Amendment to 2027 Defense Bill
@DailyCaller reported that Reps. Pat Harrigan and Maggie Goodlander introduced an amendment to the 2027 NDAA that would give the military rights to repair its own equipment. The measure passed the House Armed Services Committee by voice vote on June 4.
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yahoo.comworld8 days ago
General Atomics awarded contract to develop long-range 155-mm artillery projectile for U.S. Army
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems joins General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems and BAE Systems in developing a 155-mm projectile for the Army’s Extended Range Artillery Projectile program.
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japantimes.co.jpworld9 days ago
UK, Japan to Sign GCAP Fighter Contract by Month End
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Japanese Premier Sanae Takaichi discussed the next phase of the Global Combat Air Programme during weekend talks in London.
The War Zonepolitics7 days ago
House Committee Orders Air Force Briefing on Restarting C-17 Production and Alternative Airlift Options by March 2027
The House Committee on Armed Services requires the Secretary of the Air Force to assess restarting C-17 Globemaster III production. The briefing must cover technical feasibility, costs, timelines, and alternatives for strategic airlift capacity.
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finance15 days ago
U.S. Army Seeks Input on Producing 11,000 New Short-Range Missiles to Replenish Depleted Stinger Stocks
The service published a request for information seeking production plans for the NGSRI, intended to replace the Stinger missile. Lockheed Martin and RTX are competing for the contract.
Defense Newsworld15 days ago
Pentagon Selects Five Winners for Lethal Drone Payload Challenge as Part of $1.1B Drone Dominance Program
The Defense Innovation Unit selected Bravo Ordnance, Kela Technologies, Kraken Kinetics, Mountain Horse Solutions and Northrop Grumman for low-cost lethal payloads under the $1.1 billion Drone Dominance program.
calgaryherald.comtechnology18 days ago
Canada Explores Mixed Fleet of F-35 and Gripen Jets
Government sources say Ottawa is considering a purchase of 72 Saab Gripen fighters alongside 72 to 88 F-35s. The combined fleet could exceed 100 aircraft and create up to 9,000 jobs.
Breaking Defenseworld19 days ago
House Armed Services Committee Advances FY27 NDAA on 44-12 Vote Amid Party-Line Disputes Over 'Right to Repair,' DoD Rename and A-10 Mandates
The panel approved its version of the fiscal 2027 defense policy bill after a 14-hour markup that ended at midnight Friday, adopting right-to-repair rules and adding $500 million for a second Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.
Breaking Defenseworld7 days ago
Air Force Awards GE Aerospace Firm-Fixed-Price Engine Contract and Selects Rolls-Royce for Medium-Thrust Drone Propulsion
The U.S. Air Force has awarded contracts to GE Aerospace and Rolls-Royce to advance engine designs for Medium Thrust Class Autonomous Collaborative Platforms. The selections focus initially on drones but may extend to other aircraft with similar propulsion needs.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics21 days ago
Canada Signs $2.6 Billion Deal for 26 U.S.-Made HIMARS Rocket Systems, Deliveries to Begin in 2029
The Canadian government confirmed the purchase of 26 HIMARS systems for the Canadian Army. Delivery is scheduled to begin in 2029.
South China Morning Postworld22 days ago
Malaysia Urges Norway to Speed Refund on Cancelled Missile Deal
Malaysia has asked Norway to accelerate repayment after a cancelled naval missile purchase. The Defence Minister said Norway's export licence refusal caused the cancellation.
Forbesfinance26 days ago
Procurement Leaders Shift From Individual Vetting to Supplier Communities
Companies face rising supply chain costs and labor shortages that make traditional sourcing methods less practical. A network-based approach allows buyers to access suppliers already verified on safety, financial, and sustainability criteria.
nationalpost.comworld27 days ago
Poland Plans to Finalize $27 Billion in Military Deals by End of May
Poland intends to complete $27 billion in military contracts under an EU program by the end of May. The prime minister stated the timeline during recent remarks. No further details on specific contracts were provided.
The Guardianpolitics7 days ago
Canada Selects Saab GlobalEye for Arctic Surveillance
Canada will purchase Saab GlobalEye early-warning aircraft instead of Boeing’s E-7 Wedgetail. Prime Minister Mark Carney said the decision reduces reliance on U.S. defense suppliers.
valuewalk.comworld29 days ago
Air Force Extends Next-Generation Engine Prototyping Timeline to 2031
The U.S. Air Force now projects that prototyping work for advanced fighter jet engines will finish in 2031. The updated schedule adds more than one year to the previous estimate and brings the total delay to three years.
conservativehome.compolitics32 days ago
Britain Holds About 6,000 Drones, Officials Say Stockpile Would Last One Week in War
British military officials stated the current drone inventory would be depleted within days if used at rates reported in Ukraine. They cited an exercise that modeled a 2030 conflict scenario and noted procurement funding shortfalls.
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defensenews.comfinance36 days ago
Italy Awards Airbus Contract for Six A330 Tanker Aircraft
The Italian Ministry of Defense signed a contract with Airbus for six A330 multi-role tanker transport aircraft. The deal is valued at 1.4 billion euros and covers a period of roughly ten years.
theaviationist.comworld42 days ago
Air Force Expects KC-46 Vision System in Early 2028 as Lawmakers Question Price Increase
The Air Force announced it now anticipates an updated vision system for the KC-46 Pegasus tanker will be ready in early 2028. The service outlined a three-part plan with Boeing to improve the fleet's readiness and availability. The update reflects a delay from the prior target of…
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Pxhere.com / Wikimedia (CC0)world54 days ago
U.S. Army Unveils REWSI to Source Commercial Electronic Warfare and Signals Intelligence Solutions
The U.S. Army has launched the Rapid Electromagnetic Warfare & Signals Intelligence Commercial Solutions Offering to build a library of vetted commercial technologies. This initiative allows commanders to select tools for specific missions and encourages ongoing competition. Prop…