Operation Epic Fury created strategic shortfalls in U.S. munitions inventories and exposed production constraints across the defense industrial base, according to a Pentagon watchdog report.

Rheinmetall UK has added a vibration test facility at its Telford site to expand domestic engineering and assurance work for Challenger 3 and future defence programmes.

Indra has unveiled Drizzle, a new family of autonomous interceptor drones designed to counter mass drone attacks and protect infrastructure, convoys and deployed units

Operation Epic Fury left dozens of U.S. military aircraft destroyed or damaged, including four F-15E strike fighters, an F-35A and as many as 30 MQ-9 drones, according to a Defense Department Inspector General report.

The U.S. Department of War is seeking a sustained increase in AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile production to meet domestic requirements and support foreign military sales.

U.S. forces struck approximately 13,500 targets, flew about 36,000 combat sorties and conducted more than 1,800 fire missions during the main phase of Operation Epic Fury against Iran.

The United States has delivered the first new Boeing CH-47F Chinook heavy-lift helicopter to Egypt as Cairo begins receiving a planned fleet of 12 aircraft

The U.S. Army has conditionally awarded long-term leases to Ameresco, Indelible-Bloom and Frontier Power USA to develop commercial power generation projects across six military installations

The Czech Republic has begun bringing Rafael’s SPYDER air defence system into operational service, with the first two of four contracted batteries already delivered.

BAE Systems has secured an approximately $818 million U.S. Army contract for another production batch of Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles.

Lockheed’s F-16G pitch could be part of the answer to the Air Force's problem of trying to grow its increasingly geriatric fighter fleet. Lockheed’s F-16G pitch comes as the Air Force seeks to grow its fighter fleet.

Dramatic ATC audio of the incident has emerged.

Britain will fund continuous production of CAMM, Lightweight Multirole Missile, ASRAAM and NLAW, placing four priority weapons on an “always-on” industrial footing.

More Permanent Structured Cooperation projects are moving towards procurement and operational delivery, according to the 2026 PESCO Projects Progress report.

The U.S. Department of War has approved the start of Boeing 737 Max 8 purchases for the U.S. Air Force.

Saab is positioning its Indiana manufacturing operation as a key part of the U.S. Air Force’s planned T-7A Red Hawk training fleet.

Otokar and Leonardo have completed live-fire testing of a TULPAR tracked armoured vehicle equipped with Leonardo’s HITFACT MkII 120 mm turret.

Raytheon Australia has completed a multiyear program to deliver and integrate NASAMS for the Australian Army.

North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile from near its east coast at around 3 p.m. on 20 September, Japan’s Ministry of Defense and Cabinet Secretariat said

The U.S. Army has awarded Palantir USG Inc. a $48.1 million firm-fixed-price delivery order to develop a software platform for tracking and managing ammunition across the enterprise

Lockheed Martin said the next phase of hypersonic competition will be defined by sustained atmospheric flight rather than brief demonstrations of top speed.

The Pentagon is laying the groundwork for ramped-up deliveries of AIM-260s to help U.S. and allied forces keep their air combat edge.

The proposed $24 billion stealth fighter deal has major ramifications across the Middle East.