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Federal’s Peak Alloy agreement moves ammunition cases into performance engineering. The US Army agreement could support higher-pressure cartridges and future small-arms development.
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ROGUE-Fires Block 2 moves autonomous launchers into production discipline phase. The $92m award advances JLTV-based semi-autonomous vehicles for distributed expeditionary fires.
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Britain’s latest LMM order reinforces Belfast missile production capacity requirements. The £36m contract adds hundreds more missiles as counter-drone demand stretches short-range air defence stockpiles.
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Uvision’s CORTEX system moves loitering munitions toward networked strike architecture. The system connects sensors, decision support, and multiple effector families into one mission-management framework.
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China’s desert launch network adds depth to nuclear-force survivability planning. The work points to hardened basing, mobile-launch support, and resilient command infrastructure around the Hami missile fields.
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The TRV-150 armed test turns resupply drones into precision effectors. A three-shot APKWS launcher has been demonstrated on the logistics UAV at Fort Rucker.
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Poland’s artillery orders pair new howitzers with ammunition production capacity. The contracts tie platform manufacture, 155 mm output, support vehicles, and EU-backed defence finance together.
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Australia’s GMLRS warhead test strengthens sovereign missile production ambitions locally. The 11-week demonstration brings warhead manufacture, energetics, and guided weapons supply into sharper industrial focus.
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Elbit’s European contract bundles multiple battlefield systems into production focus. The $1.4bn deal spans uncrewed systems, electronic warfare, precision munitions, electro-optics, radios, and integrated support.
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Germany’s Rheinmetall order puts logistics vehicle manufacturing under renewed scrutiny. More than 2,000 HX-family trucks will test delivery pace, fleet standardisation, and tactical mobility support.