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  • Taiwan moves the arsenal before the first strike

    Taiwan will rehearse moving weapons production before factories are struck. The exercise will test whether civilian industry can sustain controlled assembly while communications, power, transport, and military production sites face disruption.


  • PAC-3 motor deal attacks the interceptor bottleneck

    L3Harris will nearly triple American PAC-3 MSE propulsion production capacity. A seven-year framework will support new processing bays, automated inspection, supplier investment, and workforce growth across one of the missile sector’s tightest industrial constraints.


  • Elefant 2 order puts NATO logistics onto the production line

    Germany has ordered 56 additional Rheinmetall Elefant 2 heavy transporters. The programme expands the machinery needed to move increasingly heavy armoured vehicles while sustaining European production of driveline, recovery, braking, and trailer systems.


  • UK mobility bid puts Land Cruiser under military pressure

    Babcock and Supacat have joined Britain’s emerging light-mobility vehicle competition. Their Land Cruiser-based proposal combines a mature commercial platform with UK conversion, mission-system integration, configuration control, and long-term fleet support.


  • Taiwan moves the arsenal before the first strike

    Tekever’s AR5 will replace Watchkeeper in future British Army service. Project Corvus will test whether UK drone production can combine composite airframes, modular payloads, secure software, certification, and responsive fleet support at military scale.


  • PAC-3 motor deal attacks the interceptor bottleneck

    BAE Systems is exploring Indian production for its Tridon Mk2. Any programme would combine vehicle integration, programmable 40mm ammunition, sensors, fire control, and long-term support within India’s expanding counter-drone industrial base.


  • Taiwan moves the arsenal before the first strike

    India has ordered a longer-range Sureshastra loitering munition for production. The programme extends domestic precision-strike manufacturing towards 300km-class operations, with propulsion, navigation resilience, and repeatable assembly shaping its route to scale.


  • Dire WOLF puts autonomous logistics onto a military chassis

    BLADE has entered Project Sustainment with its Dire WOLF vehicle. The six-wheeled diesel-electric platform will be assessed for autonomous supply movement through contested and physically demanding environments.


  • Taiwan moves the arsenal before the first strike

    AeroVironment has secured $117.3m for eighty-two P550 unmanned aircraft systems. The initial full-rate procurement will test modular payload production, battery support, software control, and open-system configuration at fleet scale.


  • Britain counts the engineers behind its defence expansion

    Babcock and Oxford are mapping Britain’s future defence-engineering workforce requirements. The study covers artificial intelligence, autonomy, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, digital engineering, and the established technical disciplines needed to deliver equipment.