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  • Malloy turns T-150 flexibility into an allied production proposition

    Malloy turns T-150 flexibility into an allied production proposition

    Malloy is turning T-150 flexibility into an allied production proposition. The British drone is expanding from logistics into armed, maritime, rescue, and specialist missions while pursuing NATO and Australian demand.

  • First UK H-47ER begins the Chinook fleet transition

    First UK H-47ER begins the Chinook fleet transition

    Britain’s first H-47ER has emerged from Boeing’s Philadelphia production line. The 14-aircraft programme now moves towards testing, infrastructure preparation, training, spares provisioning, and long-term configuration support.

  • First UK H-47ER begins the Chinook fleet transition

    Dassault plots a demonstrator beyond FCAS

    France is rebuilding combat-air momentum beyond the stalled FCAS partnership. A new demonstrator could preserve fighter design, propulsion, stealth, sensor, software, and manufacturing capability through the next decade.

  • First UK H-47ER begins the Chinook fleet transition

    T-50 bid searches for a British factory floor

    Lockheed Martin and KAI are now seeking British production depth. Their T-50 proposal could connect aircraft assembly with simulators, software, maintenance, upgrades, and wider supply-chain participation.

  • First UK H-47ER begins the Chinook fleet transition

    Ghost Bat brings working hardware to Europe’s CCA race

    Ghost Bat has brought proven collaborative combat hardware to Europe. Boeing must now convert flight-test maturity into affordable production, weapons integration, and support across several prospective customer configurations.

  • Valour launch moves Singapore’s MRCV into systems integration

    Valour launch moves Singapore’s MRCV into systems integration

    Singapore’s second MRCV has entered its demanding integration phase afloat. Valour now moves through combat-system installation, automation testing, crew preparation, and acceptance work before fleet deliveries begin in 2028.

  • Valour launch moves Singapore’s MRCV into systems integration

    Babcock and LIG open a Korean route for Arrowhead 140

    Babcock and LIG are broadening their naval industrial partnership substantially. The agreement connects frigate design, Korean weapons, autonomous systems, and through-life support across prospective international programmes.

  • Cyber Shield puts the power grid inside defence readiness

    Cyber Shield puts the power grid inside defence readiness

    Cyber Shield places power-sector operational technology inside defence readiness planning. The exercise links factory resilience to physical process safety, utility continuity, and industrial recovery.

  • Valour launch moves Singapore’s MRCV into systems integration

    SPY-6 extension turns radar modules into a volume-production problem

    Raytheon’s SPY-6 extension deepens pressure across naval radar production capacity. More than 50 planned ship installations will draw on modules, software, shipyards, and repair infrastructure.

  • Auriga puts electromagnetic launch against the drone-cost problem

    Auriga puts electromagnetic launch against the drone-cost problem

    Auriga Space will test electromagnetic launch technology against hostile drones. Power density, launcher wear, projectile guidance, and repeated-shot reliability will determine the system’s viability.