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  • KIZILELMA opens its internal weapons bay

    KIZILELMA has released guided weapons from its internal bay successfully. Baykar must now reproduce the separation, software, and low observable configuration across serial aircraft.


  • Japan completes its first ship launched Tomahawk firing

    Japan has completed its first ship launched Tomahawk live firing. The trial shifts attention towards fleet installation, configuration control, training, storage, and through life support.


  • T-38 upgrade buys time for Red Hawk

    T-38 avionics modernisation extends an ageing aircraft support ecosystem again. Red Hawk delays are creating fresh demand for integration, certification, and spares.


  • Automotive teams enter Army vehicle contest

    Three automotive teams enter America’s heavy infantry vehicle prototype contest. Exportable power and drive by wire controls reshape the vehicle requirement.


  • T-38 upgrade buys time for Red Hawk

    Final MV-22B delivery shifts Osprey work towards decades of sustainment. Gearboxes, wiring, modifications, spares, and depot capacity now define the programme.


  • Northrop’s missile ramp meets integration pressure

    Northrop’s missile growth depends on resolving shared engineering bottlenecks quickly. AARGM-ER, SiAW, and PAC-3 work will compete for laboratories, suppliers, and skilled labour.


  • Farnborough’s orderbook meets production reality

    Farnborough’s orderbook exposes the production weight behind renewed aerospace confidence. Factories must convert record demand into engines, airframes, systems, and deliveries.


  • ASL GRP strengthens its commercial team

    ASL GRP expands commercial leadership around growing global protection demand. Two appointments strengthen its support for aerospace, vehicle, and maritime customers.


  • NCSC puts recovery into operational terms

    NCSC guidance places operational recovery ahead of improvised cyber response. Defence manufacturers must map digital dependencies across factories, engineering, and suppliers.


  • T-38 upgrade buys time for Red Hawk

    EuroMIDS begins building Europe’s next secure airborne communications terminal generation. The programme spans four industrial partners and several major combat aircraft fleets.