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Lockheed Martin has completed Kodiak’s first integrated live-fire launcher test. The containerised system fired a practice rocket and is intended for deployment from air, land, and maritime platforms.
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John F. Kennedy has begun final acceptance trials before delivery. The second Ford-class carrier returned to sea after builder’s trials, with several weapons elevators still completing construction.
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GA-ATS has added TRAKKA multispectral imaging to Do228 NXT aircraft. The partnership creates an integrated TC-375 option for surveillance, reconnaissance, and other special-mission configurations.
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Dstl research could make military thermal cameras smaller and lighter. The detector architecture increases infrared efficiency while targeting substantially higher operating temperatures and reduced cooling requirements.
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Rheinmetall has launched FV-014 loitering munitions from moving tactical vehicles. The customer demonstration paired the weapon with a containerised launcher and tested several simulated mission profiles.
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Rauma Marine is scaling naval and Arctic shipbuilding capacity rapidly. Four Pohjanmaa corvettes, US cutter work, and sustained yard investment are converging at Rauma.
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Rolls-Royce is expanding Australian production for Type 26 propulsion systems. Marand will build three additional MT30 acoustic enclosures and ship interface systems in Melbourne.
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Saab demonstrated distributed radar operation without relying on GPS timing. The UK trial paired Giraffe 1X radars with AQlock quantum timing sources under simulated spoofing and denial.
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Hyundai Rotem and KAI will integrate future aviation weapons jointly. Work covers KF-21 integration, long-range air-to-air missiles, and packaged export opportunities.
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Australia and America tested autonomous undersea systems together during RIMPAC. The AUKUS activity combined subsea vehicles, surface autonomy, and acoustic communications around critical infrastructure protection.