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American Rheinmetall has delivered its first Lynx XM30 prototype vehicle. The vehicle now enters US Army developmental testing under the Bradley replacement competition, backed by a multi-state production chain.
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Leonardo DRS will advance sensor technology for Space Force missions. The prototype award prioritises threat tracking, scalable manufacture, affordability, and resilient supply chains for future space-control capability.
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TKMS and Fincantieri have widened their European underwater cooperation framework. The planned structure will target technological cooperation, international procurement opportunities, and industrial efficiencies while leaving both companies independent.
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TKMS has advanced Germany’s F127 frigate design after customer consultation. The MEKO A400 proposal targets long-range air defence and ballistic missile defence, with 90% of value creation planned in Germany.
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USS North Dakota returns after Portsmouth completes Block III overhaul. The availability combined repairs, structural inspection, mechanical and electrical replacement, technical alterations, modernisation, and an accelerated final testing programme.
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Continuous Composites will embed electrical conductors inside load-bearing UAV structures. The Navy Phase II programme advances integrated power distribution after successful composite-panel feasibility testing.
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IperionX will expand American titanium manufacturing under new Army funding. The $18.5 million base task order adds powder-to-part capacity, component processing, and in-house fastener finishing in Virginia.
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General Dynamics will expand PAC-3 and THAAD component production capacity. New frameworks push the missile-defence ramp into motor cases, seeker structures, midsections, and shroud deployment hardware.
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Britain will extend Envoy IV support after its competition failure. Centreline Aviation will maintain the two-aircraft service while the Ministry of Defence restructures its route to enduring support.
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Rebel Group has developed Brama for integrated FPV electronic warfare. The stationary system combines analogue-video detection and decoding with directional jamming, while Ukrainian military codification is under way.