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  • Unterlüß begins feeding Europe’s artillery supply chain

    Unterlüß begins feeding Europe’s artillery supply chain

    Rheinmetall has delivered Unterlüß-built 155mm projectiles into Ukraine’s supply chain. The first shipment turns a major German capacity investment into accepted ammunition output.

  • Bullseye enters the Marine Corps’ affordable-strike debate

    Bullseye enters the Marine Corps’ affordable-strike debate

    US lawmakers are considering Bullseye funding for Marine Corps trials. The missile combines multi-platform launch, resilient navigation, modular payloads, and planned American production within the expanding market for affordable long-range strike.

  • Caterpillar joins the Army’s autonomous breaching contest

    Caterpillar joins the Army’s autonomous breaching contest

    Four teams will develop autonomous breaching systems for the Army. The programme combines heavy machinery, robotic vehicles, modular tools, and beyond-line-of-sight control ahead of an operational assessment planned for 2027.

  • Jackal 3 reaches the end of its first production run

    Jackal 3 reaches the end of its first production run

    Babcock has completed Britain’s initial 123-vehicle Jackal 3 production run. The milestone closes the first build while leaving UK industry positioned for possible follow-on vehicles, mission-system upgrades, fleet support, and export work.

  • Japan takes unmanned mobility into the surf zone

    Japan takes unmanned mobility into the surf zone

    Japan is advancing an unmanned amphibious vehicle for island operations. The full-scale prototype combines marine propulsion, autonomous control, land mobility, communications, and maintainability in one of the harshest environments faced by an uncrewed platform.

  • Bullseye enters the Marine Corps’ affordable-strike debate

    Vulcano enters NATO’s pooled ammunition pipeline

    NATO’s Vulcano order shifts precision artillery towards pooled production planning. Deliveries from 2027 will test Europe’s ability to scale guided ammunition without weakening conventional shell output.

  • Omnia turns Army training into a digital factory

    Omnia turns Army training into a digital factory

    Britain’s £2bn Omnia contract turns training into digital systems integration. Its 15-year delivery model joins live exercises, synthetic environments, AI, analytics, and hardware support.

  • Bullseye enters the Marine Corps’ affordable-strike debate

    Guam intercept moves MRIC towards fielding

    MRIC’s Guam intercept advances America’s missing expeditionary air-defence layer capability. Launcher mobility, sensor integration, interceptor supply, and Pacific sustainment will govern fielding.

  • Caterpillar joins the Army’s autonomous breaching contest

    Trinity Robotics turns Ukraine’s UGV demand into a scale-up problem

    Trinity Robotics is scaling production of its Konyk ONE UGV. The Ukrainian platform is moving from frontline deployment toward higher-volume manufacture.

  • DEUTZ buys its way into Europe’s armoured vehicle base

    DEUTZ buys its way into Europe’s armoured vehicle base

    DEUTZ is buying FFG to expand into defence vehicle production. The deal combines propulsion, support, and military platform expertise inside a larger German group.