Lisa West
Boeing contracted by US, UK and others for C-17 HUD upgrade
Boeing has been awarded a contract valued at up to $51.33 million for the procurement and delivery of kits and spare parts to retrofit and sustain the heads-up display systems of C-17 aircraft
Britain to award £7.5m for long-range drone strike systems
The UK has announced that Modini will be awarded a £7.5mn contract to supply One Way Effector systems for Project ASGARD, aimed at enhancing the UK recon and strike capabilities in Estonia.
Lockheed contract for 145 F-35 jets, some work for UK
Some 9% of the work in this contract will be performed in the United Kingdom.
Sweden upgrading coastal anti-ship missile defences
Saab has announced that it has signed a contract with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for the modernisation of Sweden’s coastal anti-ship missile capability.
U.S. Air Force reopens next-gen ejection seat competition
The U.S. Air Force has announced an update to its Next-Generation Ejection Seat (NGES) programme, opening up competition for the F-16 platform and potentially extending this to other aircraft platforms in the future.
UK naval shipbuilding programmes by maturity
The National Shipbuilding Office (NSO) has provided an overview of the major shipbuilding programmes it expects to engage in between now and July 2025, according to a recent response to a question posed in the House of Lords.
Italy places order for up to 24 more Typhoon jets
This order will replace the older Tranche 1 Eurofighter jets currently in service, significantly enhancing Italy’s air defence capabilities.
American bombers ‘demonstrate power’ of NATO alliance
The deployment allowed U.S. forces to validate their global strike capability through multi-domain operations in the European theatre.
Work continues behind the scenes for Britain’s new destroyer
The Type 83 is expected to replace the Type 45 and will be a key part of the UK's future fleet, ensuring air defence for the Carrier Strike Group and Littoral Strike Group.
British Army tests radiofrequency weapon on drones
The British Army has successfully tested a new radiofrequency weapon that has the potential to disrupt and neutralise swarms of drones using directed energy.