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The US Army has funded four major Anniston depot facilities. The $658.2m construction award covers component remanufacture, missile maintenance, painting, and storage, with completion scheduled for August 2030.
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Patria demonstrated remote AMV control between Finland and Tokyo successfully. The 7,800-kilometre trial combined drive-by-wire control, secure 5G connectivity, vehicle data, and real-time situational awareness.
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Saab will supply multispectral camouflage systems for Dutch Army vehicles. The multi-year Barracuda framework begins with Fennek and Panzerhaubitz platforms and includes options for additional vehicle types.
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Latvia has begun testing Hunter vehicles against layered drone threats. The Ādaži trials place passive and active counter-UAS technologies on the locally assembled ASCOD platform before the first handovers planned for October.
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Rheinmetall will build a 30,000-square-metre logistics centre near Kassel Airport. The investment will support military-vehicle order processing, training, and drone testing as Vehicle Systems carries a €28.829bn backlog.
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Taiwan has signed a NT$26.9bn contract for ALTIUS unmanned systems. The acquisition covers 2,032 reconnaissance aircraft and loitering munitions, with deliveries scheduled from the fourth quarter of 2026 through June 2033.
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Mara raises $7 million to scale its Spike counter-UAS system. The funding will move its distributed sensor-and-interceptor architecture from field testing towards initial deployments and expanded production.
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AeroVironment receives $51 million Army order for Switchblade 600 systems. The follow-on procurement covers Block 2 weapons for US forces and Block 1 equipment for an allied Foreign Military Sales customer.
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US Army selects five companies for its Janus microreactor programme. Up to $2.2 billion will support milestone-based development, construction, and operation across five initial military installations.
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Sweden has received four Archer 8×8 howitzers from BAE Systems. The handover starts delivery against a 48-system contract as Stockholm expands divisional artillery and the ammunition capacity supporting it.