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  • ThinKom enters Army microwave counter-UAS prototype programme

    ThinKom will deliver Alecto microwave prototypes for Army counter-UAS trials. Initial funding covers one system, integration work, and government-led field testing planned for 2027.


  • StandardAero joins 2m T56 depot maintenance contract

    StandardAero has secured new long-term work supporting Air Force T56s. The ten-year contract covers depot repair and overhaul for engines, modules, and components supporting global C-130 fleets.


  • US opens foreign-build route for initial Navy ships

    Washington has opened a route to foreign-built lead naval ships. The policy couples initial overseas construction with US yard investment, technology transfer, workforce development, and domestic follow-on production.


  • US Army tests Bradley sustainment capacity

    US Army planners are testing industry capacity for Bradley sustainment. The requirement combines repair, obsolete-part sourcing, vehicle validation, and mechanic training for Ukraine’s M2A2 ODS-SA fleet.


  • Ukraine scales AI across military drone fleet

    Ukraine now fields more than seventy AI-enabled defence systems operationally. The programme links computer vision, GPS-denied navigation, targeting, and large battlefield datasets to a rapidly expanding domestic drone sector.


  • Babcock expands Danish hybrid naval partnerships

    Babcock has signed three Danish agreements covering hybrid naval systems. The partnerships target autonomy integration, standardised interfaces, and wider Danish industrial participation.


  • Sweden commits SEK 500m to ammunition capacity

    Sweden is allocating SEK 500 million to ammunition capacity projects. Five industrial proposals cover propellant charges, fuzes, explosives, and small-calibre ammunition under an EU co-financing route.


  • Aerodata unveils AeroForce X MALE prototype

    Aerodata has publicly unveiled its AeroForce X MALE aircraft prototype. The German programme targets 40-hour endurance and a 1.3-tonne mission payload, with the current manned prototype due to begin flight testing later in 2026.


  • Kratos secures international GAIA ground-station orders

    Kratos has secured international orders for GAIA ground station systems. Orbit’s 5.5-metre and 6.1-metre antennas support S-, X-, and Ka-band links across Earth observation, satellite communications, defence, and other space missions.


  • Kratos secures international GAIA ground-station orders

    Raft has secured a five-year Army data and AI contract. The $99 million IDIQ creates an enterprise procurement route for software platforms, data integrations, secure compute infrastructure, and support across Army organisations.