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Japan and US Agree to Build AMRAAM Final Assembly Line in Japan for F-35 Air-to-Air Missiles
Japan and the United States will build an AIM-120 AMRAAM final assembly and inspection facility in Japan, Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi announced…
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EDA to Set Up Drone Technology Hubs in Latvia and the Netherlands as Europe Bets Big on Drones
The European Defence Agency will run exercises in 2027 to develop pilot Drone Technology Hubs in Latvia and the Netherlands, aiming for…
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South Korea Arms Exports Push Into Middle East on Combat-Proven Cheongung-II Air Defense
Seoul refuses any role in the U.S.-led war on Iran, yet its weapons keep flowing to the region. Combat-proven Cheongung-II batteries, technology…
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US Air Force Wants the U-2 Spy Plane Retired in 2027 but Its ASARS-2 Radar Supported Until 2028
The Air Force expects to extend sole-source ASARS-2 radar support for the U-2 through September 2028, a year past the spy plane’s…
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US Soldiers and Airmen Train on RD-SUADS Counter-Drone System That Fits on One Cargo Pallet
US soldiers and airmen are training together on RD-SUADS at Grafenwoehr, Germany. The Trust Automation counter-drone system fits on one cargo pallet,…
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US Army Awards Lockheed Martin $1.08 Billion Deal for Longer-Range Future Interceptor
The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a $1.08 billion Future Interceptor agreement to develop an interceptor with greater range, altitude, velocity,…
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Norwegian Kongsberg Order Backlog Hits Record $18.1 Billion as Belgium Orders NASAMS Air Defense
Kongsberg ended Q3 2026 with a record NOK 174.2 billion order backlog after NOK 23.3 billion in new orders, anchored by Belgium’s…
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Leonardo Selects Shield’s Hivemind to Expand Proteus Autonomy for Royal Navy Sub-Hunting Missions
Leonardo will use Shield’s Hivemind SDK to build its own mission autonomy for Proteus, the uncrewed helicopter demonstrator it is developing with…
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Lockheed Martin Wins $43.7M to Upgrade F-35 Reprogramming Labs That Build the Jet’s Threat Library
NAVAIR has awarded Lockheed Martin a $43.7 million no-bid modification to upgrade operating systems in the F-35 reprogramming labs at Eglin Air…
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Kuwait Air Force Pays $11.1M to Keep Boeing Instructors Training Its F/A-18 Pilots Through 2027
The US Navy has awarded Boeing an $11.1 million no-bid modification, funded by Kuwait, to keep F/A-18 instructor pilots and ground-training specialists…