Land

France has ordered mobile Giraffe radars for short-range air defence. The systems will support counter-UAS, site protection, and deployable air surveillance missions.

Australia has demonstrated HIMARS movement from ship to shore. The trial adds a practical logistics layer to Canberra’s long-range fires build-up, where launchers, munitions, connectors, and future littoral vessels must operate as one deployable system.

The UK will procure 72 RCH 155 remote-controlled howitzers under a nearly £1bn contract, creating new work for Rheinmetall, KNDS UK, Sheffield Forgemasters, and the wider British land-systems supply chain.

PGZ has presented an export Borsuk IFV configuration with Slovakia’s Turra 30 turret, turning the Polish tracked platform into a more flexible European offer for buyers seeking NATO-compatible armour.

The Philippine Army’s evaluation of Japan’s Type 16 MCV during Balikatan 2026 places wheeled firepower, thermal management, and island mobility at the centre of Manila’s next land-systems decisions.

NATO’s counter-drone marketplace turns urgent demand into a structured procurement route, giving allies faster access to vetted C-UAS systems while forcing manufacturers to prove performance, interoperability, production depth, and supportability under realistic conditions.

France’s FLP-t 150 test advances sovereign long-range strike production, bringing together munition design, launcher architecture, propulsion, guidance resilience, and a domestic industrial chain intended to replace the country’s LRU capability.

Pakistan’s Fatah-3 adds a supersonic cruise missile layer to its conventional strike portfolio, raising production questions around ramjet propulsion, launcher integration, guidance resilience, and the domestic industrial capacity needed to sustain a deployable long-range weapons stockpile.

Estonia is expanding Chunmoo procurement as Baltic fires requirements deepen. The follow-on order from Hanwha Aerospace strengthens long-range strike capacity while sharpening Europe’s focus on delivery speed, missile production, and localised sustainment.

Viettel has widened Vietnam’s uncrewed systems portfolio at SAHA 2026. The new reconnaissance UAVs and loitering munition point to a maturing domestic production base for surveillance, targeting, electronic resilience, and tactical precision strike.