The latest general news
Bremen-based Rheinmetall Electronics GmbH has been awarded a follow-up contract by its partner company Reiser Simulation und Training GmbH (RST) for simulators for German Navy’s NH90 NFH Sea Lion naval … Read More
Global conglomerate, Airbus today announced that the company and Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) are adding helicopters to the scope of their agreement signed at the Singapore Airshow … Read More
Italian firm Leonardo UK and Mitsubishi Electric announced that they have agreed the concept for a radar tech demonstrator called JAGUAR, that was first unveiled in February. The move follows … Read More
Royal Malaysian Navy’s (RMN) Kasturi-class corvette, KD Lekir marked a milestone with the inaugural firing of French MBDA’s Exocet MM40 Block II anti-ship missile, away from its home waters during … Read More
Montreal-based, global training systems integrator, CAE unveiled its new visual brand identity and logo to reflect its bold vision for the future, and further support its high-tech culture and mission. … Read More
Saab today announced that it has signed a framework agreement with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) for military training and simulation systems and has received the first orders within … Read More
MANILA: The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) modernisation programme will be moving forward as planned in the effort to bolster the country’s defence capability. Department of National Defence (DND) … Read More
Rheinmetall announced today that its South African subsidiary, Rheinmetall Denel Munition has been awarded contracts for the supply of 40mm ammunition by two customers in Asia. A new Asian customer … Read More
SEOUL: South Korean defence company Hanwha Corp inked a contract with Indonesia’s national police to supply 25 armoured vehicles by 2024, said the company’s officials. The company inked the deal … Read More
Norwegian firm, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KONGSBERG) has signed an initial contract valued at NOK 489 million ($48.3 million) with the Australian government for the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) capability. … Read More
