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February’s escalations made output, stockpiles, and latency political again overnight. From Iran’s air-defence grid to Ukraine’s energy network, the clear demand signal has only sharpened industry’s response.
Malloy is turning T-150 flexibility into an allied production proposition. The British drone is expanding from logistics into armed, maritime, rescue, and specialist missions while pursuing NATO and Australian demand.
Britain’s first H-47ER has emerged from Boeing’s Philadelphia production line. The 14-aircraft programme now moves towards testing, infrastructure preparation, training, spares provisioning, and long-term configuration support.