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U.S. Army Orders Javelin LWCLU Launchers With Twice the Detection Range in $215M Deal
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon and Lockheed Martin’s Javelin Joint Venture a $215 million production contract for the Javelin LWCLU, a…
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U.S. Army Seeks More PrSM Increment 1 Producers After Missile’s Combat Debut Against Iran
The U.S. Army is surveying industry for manufacturers able to build the PrSM Increment 1 missile and pod, offering cleared firms technical…
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US Air Force F-22 Pilot Directs YFQ-44A Fury CCA Through Simulated Combat Tasks in Flight
An F-22 Raptor pilot directed an Anduril YFQ-44A Fury through dynamic maneuvers and simulated combat tasks from the cockpit, while the drone’s…
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U.S. Navy Receives First E-130J Phoenix II Airframe for Nuclear Submarine Relay Role
Lockheed Martin has delivered the first C-130J-30 airframe for the U.S. Navy’s E-130J Phoenix II, the TACAMO aircraft set to replace the…
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New Zealand Signs for Five MH-60R Seahawks to Extend Frigates’ Anti-Submarine Reach
New Zealand has contracted five MH-60R Seahawks through US Foreign Military Sales for NZ$1.648 billion, with deliveries from 2030. Dipping sonar, Mk…
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US Army Typhon Battery Built for Europe Fires Its First Tomahawk Missile
The Army’s Europe-aligned Typhon battery fired its first Tomahawk at China Lake on September 28, 2026, after five weeks of training and…
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Tailored F-35 Variant for Unnamed Foreign Buyer Moves Into Integration Through 2030
An $18.8 million NAVAIR modification moves a tailored F-35 variant for an unnamed foreign buyer into integration through December 2030, extending a…
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Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and Dutch NLR Expand Partnership to Drones
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre renewed their 2024 MOU on October 15, making unmanned aerial systems the…
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Sikorsky’s Black Hawk Modular Nose Doubles Sensor Space, Due Within a Year
Sikorsky aims to offer a swappable Black Hawk nose with roughly double the internal space within a year, for new-build and in-service…
