India has test-fired an anti-ship missile from its first homegrown submarine, taking a significant step toward strengthening its undersea naval forces.
Under the €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) deal approved by the German regulators on Feb. 28, KKR has purchased 74.9% of Airbus’ electronics and border security business, which formally began operating under the brand name Hensoldt on the same day.
War crimes in Syria; Australia to buy new Jetwave communications system for transport aircraft; France chooses Leonardo radar for aircraft bound for North Africa; and Raytheon wins massive early-warning radar contract.
The U.S. Air Force’s last MQ-1 Predator training squadron at Holloman AFB, New Mexico, is shifting to the MQ-9 Reaper as the service bids farewell to the revolutionary UAV it has operated since 1996.
With an more muscular annual budget, NASA could regain some of the urgency that marked the nation’s Apollo era, according to an Aerospace Industries Association assessment released just before President Donald Trump’s first address to Congress.
Raytheon demonstrated the threat geolocation capability of its all-digital radar warning receiver—the ALR-69A—during recent flight testing on a large-body aircraft for the U.S. Air Force.
A British Royal Air Force pilot who sent an Airbus A330 Voyager tanker aircraft into a dive when his camera jammed the controls forward has been cleared by a court-martial of lying to investigators.
President Donald Trump has appealed to both Democrats and Republicans in Congress to start rebuilding the military after what has been perceived as a recent period of stagnation and decline.
The U.S. Navy has signed a contract with Boeing for seven more EA-18G Growler electronic attack aircraft and five single-seat F/A-18E Super Hornets, which will keep “Rhino” production humming as President Donald Trump, Canada and Kuwait flirt with potential orders.
The next air-launched cruise missile the U.S. Navy buys under the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare program should be competitively selected and must be capable of destroying maritime and land targets, the service’s head of precision strike weapons says.
NASA has inked a $373.5 million deal with Boeing that includes options for three more seats on Russia’s Soyuz vehicle for missions to the International Space Station.
Satellite communications giant Intelsat will acquire LEO-based Internet services startup OneWeb and the new company will be financially backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group.
Leonardo’s PicoSAR active electronically scanned array synthetic aperture radar has been chosen to equip the French army’s new Patroller UAV as well as Schiebel Camcopters destined for a North African country.
