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Lockheed Martin linked sixteen F-35 simulators across four operating bases. F/A-18 training devices and an E-2D controller also joined the two-hour distributed multidomain mission rehearsal.
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Tirupati Forge has secured approval to manufacture empty artillery shells. The licence covers seven calibres from 105mm to 155mm, with pilot production planned from December 2026.
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India has ordered indigenous auxiliary power units for armoured fleets. The ₹586 crore contract covers T-72 and T-90 tanks, taking an industry-led Make-II subsystem into production.
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Lockheed Martin gains additional capacity under its F-35 support contract. The $871.24 million modification expands ordering headroom for site activation, equipment, and initial sustainment.
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JRC expands engineering support for the Navy’s SLCM-N development programme. The $47.39 million modification covers integration, testing, modelling, configuration management, NC3, and acquisition support through November 2030.
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Honeywell will supply components supporting Navy WSN-7 inertial navigation systems. The five-year contract covers up to 1,125 ring-laser-gyro components for submarines and surface ships.
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Germany’s first F-35A has been presented at Fort Worth, Texas. The rollout moves the 35-aircraft programme into its US-based training and delivery phase.
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ASELSAN has demonstrated three airborne payloads aboard Bayraktar TB2 aircraft. The coordinated trial combined electronic support, electronic attack, and synthetic-aperture-radar reconnaissance.
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Otokar and Leonardo have completed TULPAR’s latest integration firing trials. Static and moving tests advance the 120 mm HITFACT MkII configuration towards a more mature export offering.
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Latvia selects Excalibur Army’s Morana for its artillery modernisation programme. The Czech system replaces the previously pursued Archer route after a cost and delivery reassessment.