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  • Australia advances Triton, Peregrine and P-8A programmes

    Australia has advanced three major air surveillance programmes in parallel. Triton and Peregrine have reached IOC, while domestic P-8A upgrade work is moving into South Australia.


  • Arcanus plans multi-domain expansion at Oro Station

    Arcanus plans multi-domain defence manufacturing expansion at Ontario’s Oro Station. The proposed three-phase campus covers UAV production, land systems, counter-UAS integration, and later maritime autonomy.


  • CAE retains C-130H aircrew training through 2035

    CAE USA has secured continued C-130H aircrew training through 2035. The $300 million recompete covers instruction, simulator sustainment, logistics, cybersecurity, maintenance, and continuing upgrades.


  • GA-ASI delivers FQ-42 Vengeance to Creech

    General Atomics has delivered another FQ-42 Vengeance aircraft to Creech. The Collaborative Combat Aircraft will join continued test and evaluation as production activity expands.


  • L3Harris expands Tomahawk component manufacturing capacity

    L3Harris and Navy partners will expand Tomahawk component production capacity. The multi-year China Lake agreement uses public-private manufacturing to address pressure deeper within the missile supply chain.


  • BAE clears Epoch 2 missile-warning design review

    BAE Systems completed critical design review for Epoch 2 satellites. The $1.2 billion Space Force programme covers ten missile-warning spacecraft and the ground system that will command and operate them.


  • Hanwha plans .2bn Pine Bluff munitions campus

    Hanwha plans a $2.2 billion munitions manufacturing campus in Arkansas. The Pine Bluff Arsenal project will focus on 155mm propellant charges and base bleed units, with nearly 400 jobs projected.


  • OPT deploys three WAM-V classes at REPMUS26

    Ocean Power deployed three WAM-V classes across five REPMUS missions. The vessels covered surveying, mine countermeasures, harbour security, surveillance, and above-water warfare while integrating with US command-and-control.


  • Rheinmetall tests networked maritime autonomy at REPMUS26

    Rheinmetall is testing networked unmanned systems during REPMUS26 in Portugal. The exercise combines a containerised command post, Battlesuite middleware, and multi-vendor maritime sensors.


  • Denmark expands counter-drone radar fleet with Weibel

    Denmark has ordered additional radars for military counter-drone surveillance duties. The Weibel systems add detection, classification, tracking, maintenance, and continuing software support to the developing national capability.