BrahMos Aerospace has announced plans to develop technology for hypersonic version of the BrahMos missile which can travel at five to seven times the speed of sound. "The company is roping in academics to develop the requisite technology before going in for designing and developing missiles which can travel at Mach 5 to 7 (five to seven times the speed of sound)
CAE Healthcare has announced the sale of Caesar trauma patient simulators to NATO and a U.S
Lockheed Martin has announced that it has completed thermal vacuum testing for the navigation payload element of the GPS III non-flight satellite testbed as part of the U.S
Wyle has won a $3 million contract to provide qualification testing for the U.S
BAE Systems announced it has completed the series of gun fire tests of the 155-mm Long Range Land Attack Projectiles (LRLAP). The test was a carried out to check the performance of the LRLAP tactical rocket motors at ambient, cold and hot temperatures and to test the live fire performance of the tactical warhead
India has successfully flight tested nuclear capable AGNI-IV ballistic missile on Wednesday from Wheeler’s Island. The missile with a 4,000 km range was propelled by composite rocket motor technology, testing its full capability
The UK has selected Northrop Grumman Corporation to supply the Platform Management System for the Royal Navy's fifth Astute-class submarine. The company’s Sperry Marine business unit will supply the PMS for Astute Boat 5 under a performance partnering arrangement (PPA) with BAE Systems Maritime-Submarine
The Israel based of water generation solutions company, Water-Gen, will showcase its unique water generation system called the GEN-250G for the very first time at Eurosatory. In an effort to enhance soldiers’ security and do away with the quandary of delivering huge amounts of water to remote battlegrounds and military bases, Water-Gen’s newest solution has been designed to create water from air
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Students from Delhi Technological University will begin flight testing their indigenously developed unmanned aerial vehicle called Puskpak next week. The project is being reviewed by Lockheed Martin