More student pilots will be able to train for the UK armed forces than ever before, after a £175M contract uplift was signed, providing further capacity in training, including new aircraft and infrastructure upgrades.

This is a significant milestone for the UK Military Flying Training System (UKM…

“Armored vehicles adapted to Latvian conditions and tested in various tests will significantly expand the operational capabilities of the National Armed Forces, while improving the physical security of soldiers. It is a special pleasure for the cooperation of domestic companies with Finnish partners…

In a landmark deal, the UK has sold military vessels to Egypt for the first time in more than 30 years. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships Fort Austin and Fort Rosalie were sold by the Defence Equipment Sales Authority (DESA).

Both Royal Navy Solid Support Ships were released from service earlier th…

Canada’s current defence policy, entitled Strong, Secure, Engaged, supports the maintenance of a submarine capability, as part of balanced mix of platforms tomeet the nation’s domestic and international needs.1

Canada’s existing submarine capability is represented by four Victoria-class diesel-e…

Boeing’s Melbourne facility recently commenced its fifth Boeing Airpower Teaming System aircraft, as the program continues its rigorous ground and flight testing and works to establish a final assembly facility in Toowoomba, Queensland.

Experience in advanced robotics, composite materials and dig…

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Sierra Vista, Arizona, has been awarded a not-to-exceed $108,843,273 bilateral modification (P00009) to previously awarded undefinitized contract action FA8690-21-C-1001 for RQ-4 Global Hawk aircraft sustainment.

The modification provides for a second year of cont…