Lockheed Martin has won a $9.7 million Foreign Military Sales (Iraq) contract for procurement of Mobile M1A1 Situational Awareness (SA) Platoon Mobile Advanced Gunnery training system
Science and Engineering Services has won a $55 million US Army contract to maintain Afghanistans UH-60 Black Hawk rotorcrafts. “Science and Engineering Services has won a $55 million modification to Foreign Military Sales (Afghanistan) for maintenance on UH-60 helicopters,” the US Department of Defense said in a statement Monday
Russian S-400 missile defence system defeated new type of high-speed highly maneuverable targets in tests carried out at the Telemba proving ground of the Eastern Military District (EMD). "During the live firing phase the most complex situation was created at the proving ground to simulate an enemy air attack
General Electric has won a $219.4 million modification contract for the procurement of 48 install engines and engine devices for Lot 23 F/A-18E/F aircraft
Boeing has been awarded $227 million for the procurement of main and nose landing gear assemblies in support of the F/A-18E/F and EA-18G aircraft. “The Boeing Co
Lockheed Martin has won a $352.7 million modification to an existing contract which is now made to include the sale of helmet mounted displays for the F-35 lightning II program
Northrop Grumman has won a $376 million contract for Multi Function Active Sensor Radar Systems for US Navys MQ-4C Triton drones. “Northrop Grumman Systems has been awarded $375
Missile Defense Agency has awarded Raytheon a $500.6 million modification contract to perform research and development support for the Army Navy Transportable Radar Surveillance Control Model-2 and Sea-Based X-Band radar
The Swiss Army has selected Thales Skyview airspace surveillance and flight operations system for its Air 2030 procurement programme, clinching the deal after defeating its competitors- Raytheon and Saab. The programme includes contracts for the purchase of around 40 new fighter jets, a ground-based air defence system and radar
A first-ever Cyber Offensive and Defensive Exercise is to be held in Taiwan in November involving 15 nations from the Americas, Asia and Europe. Taiwanese Vice Premier Chen Chi-mai who is also head of the Cabinet department for information security, said Sunday that the exercise was planned in the wake of increasing cyber attacks targeting the Taiwan government