Land
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Australia is expanding domestic artillery projectile production in regional Queensland. A new Rheinmetall NIOA Munitions forging line will support 155mm M795 output, giving the ADF another domestic route into heavy ammunition supply.
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Ukraine’s Eurosatory expansion turns wartime production toward wider export markets.
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CRENIC moves UK electronic warfare production toward prototype testing phase.
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Lockheed’s C-UAS trial links launchers, sensors, software, and interceptors together. The demonstration points toward modular air-defence architectures for larger drone threats.
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Boeing will integrate Australia’s battlefield software architecture for land forces.
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UTAC reaches a milestone in Britain’s protected mobility production base. The 1,000th vehicle underlines demand for specialist armouring, certification, and low-volume defence engineering.
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Canada has finalised a major HIMARS acquisition with Washington today. The C$2.6bn project covers launchers, munitions, spares, training, support, infrastructure, and industrial benefits.
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Northrop Grumman’s Jackal missile has completed key flight testing successfully. The test validated propulsion, navigation, autopilot control, and high-speed manoeuvring during precision-strike development.
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Australia’s NASAMS trials sharpen industry focus on mobile air defence. The work brings launchers, sensors, missiles, vehicles, software, and sustainment into one production challenge.
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American Rheinmetall is expanding production capacity for Army modernisation programmes. A $41 million investment across six US facilities will add machining, inspection, turret, mobility, and automation capability for combat vehicles, launchers, and tactical systems.