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Lockheed Martin News
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Rheinmetall News
Skynex Air Defence System Delivered to Italy
Rheinmetall completes handover of Italy’s first Skynex close-range air defence system, strengthening counter-drone and short-range air defence capabilities of the Italian Army.
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Iceye News
ICEYE and Rheinmetall win major contract worth billions for space reconnaissance
The German Armed Forces awarded a €1.7 billion contract to the joint venture for exclusive satellite imagery to support national security and NATO operations.
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Thales Group News
Thales-Integrated SAMP/T NG Nears Operational Readiness
A French test firing validates next-generation European air defence performance using a modernised fire-control system and an AESA-based ground radar.
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Textron News
Textron delivers first Beechcraft T-6 training systems to Japan
The milestone agreement provides the Japan Air Self-Defense Force with a next-generation integrated training system, including aircraft and logistics support, to modernize pilot instruction.
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Safran News
Advanced Vision System Enhances NH90 Helicopter Pilot Awareness
Safran Electronics & Defense’s Eurofl’Eye supports NH90 operations by integrating panoramic situational imagery into helmet-mounted displays for improved navigation and mission performance.
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Rheinmetall News
Rheinmetall Signs SAR Technology Supply Agreement for Bundeswehr
A new agreement integrates AI-based SAR image analysis into Germany’s satellite reconnaissance programme, supporting intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities for defence decision-making.
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RTX News
RTX's Collins Aerospace demonstrates latest development in anti-jam technology
A compact CMOSS-based navigation solution was demonstrated during a US Army field experiment, maintaining assured positioning and timing for ground and autonomous systems in denied and degraded GPS environments.
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Equinor News
Equinor's Empire Wind Halts Offshore Work After BOEM Order
A federal stop work order citing national security concerns has suspended offshore construction activities for the Empire Wind project, which is more than 60 percent complete on the US outer continental shelf.
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Northrop Grumman News
