Defence Notes
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At a recent event in London, lessons were shared based on the experiences of the Japanese Navy and how it has been building a fleet rapidly.
There has been increased pressure from the second-term Trump administration in the US, as there was in the first term, for increased defence spending from non-US NATO countries, a move which is noted by Europe as already occurring.
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg indicated ongoing improvements were being made in its defence programmes going forwards, despite being affected in Q4 by cost pressures, higher manufacturing costs and the impact of the IAM strike.
Modifications in the US Air Force (USAF) doctrine aim to prepare the service for tomorrow’s warfare.
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The combined, proven capabilities of Raytheon Missiles & Defense radars safeguard security.
22nd January 2021
A new type of fast attack craft will be built domestically for the Turkish Naval Forces.
22nd January 2021
Escape, rescue and abandonment system deal with Phoenix International Australia is cancelled.
21st January 2021
Latest production order for KC-46A is the second in as many weeks.
21st January 2021
Defence experts point out that the battlefield of tomorrow will require armed forces to fight in unconventional ways, with implications for procurement, training, tactics and doctrine.
21st January 2021
A new aircraft carrier for the Russian Navy would operate near the Arctic.
21st January 2021
Publication of the Integrated Review should provide a clear idea of how the UK will renew medium-lift rotary capabilities — but it has opted not to rely on US support.
21st January 2021
Unable to afford new aircraft, Sri Lanka is overhauling and refurbishing aircraft and helicopters in disparate locations around the world.
20th January 2021
The Malaysian Armed Forces will receive AFVs, helicopters and ships this year, but is the Light Combat Aircraft really any closer?
20th January 2021
A new Chinese UAV/UCAV has taken to the skies for the first time. Meanwhile, other Chinese models are being used extensively in combat in the Middle East and North Africa.
20th January 2021
Surface control assemblies to be provided to Raytheon until 2024.
20th January 2021
UK aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth to embark with USMC aircraft on board.
20th January 2021
Test progress on Falco Xplorer has been restricted by COVID-19 but Leonardo remains focused on obtaining military certification for the MALE UAV.
20th January 2021
Danish defence procurement agency DALO issues RfI for framework tender.
20th January 2021
USN is assessing R&D concepts for its existing submarine fleet as well as future designs.
20th January 2021
Unmanned ASW capability will eventually be provided from SeaGuardian.
20th January 2021
Hurdles await the USN in its effort to developed greater unmanned capabilities as Congress remains to be convinced.
19th January 2021
While the Georgian MoD has made clear its ambitions, realising them may prove more complicated.
19th January 2021
EU member states establish common approach to end-user export certificates for small arms.
19th January 2021
Core Intelligent includes multiple autonomous heating zones located on the torso, hands and feet.