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InnovaeroFOX has advanced to the next stage of its test flight program — successfully completing a series of challenging flight tests on schedule. The 100 per cent Australian-made Maritime Unmanned Aerial System (MUAS) InnovaeroFOX has faced a series of tests at 40 per cent scale involving the execution of short, controlled circuits at varying speeds and airframe configuration settings.
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According to a press release published on April 14, 2021, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and THALES in the UK have joined forces to offer SEA SERPENT as a compelling solution to equip the Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigates with an anti-ship and anti-surface missile that can match and overmatch a rapidly expanding range and intensity of current and emerging threats.
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As reported by Army Recognition on April 7, the U.S. Army has selected BAE Systems and Oshkosh to deliver two prototype vehicles for evaluation as a potential solution for the Cold Weather All-Terrain Vehicle (CATV) program. Whether operating in swamps or the frozen arctic, BAE Systems’ Beowulf is based on proven, existing solutions and capable of moving personnel and cargo under the most remote and harshest conditions.
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Poor quality aluminium imported from China is being blamed for the delayed delivery of the Royal Australian Navy's new $350 million evolved Cape Class patrol boats. In May last year West Australian shipbuilder Austal was awarded a contract to build six of the 58-metre vessels to replace the Navy's ageing Armidale Class patrol boat fleet.
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B&R Enclosures’ contract to provide brackets and racks for Boeing’s Currawong battlespace communications system has spurred the family-owned Australian business’ expansion into the defence sector. An SME designer and manufacturer of enclosures and cabinets headquartered in Brisbane, B&R’s core business has traditionally been industrial, information and communication technology, hazardous areas, industrial and domestic applications.
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Boeing has kicked off a mission system upgrade for the US Navy’s (USN’s) fleet of EA-18G Growler electronic warfare jets. The work will see the EA-18G receive a number of improvements, says Boeing. The Airborne Electronic Attack System Enhancement’s modification will be applied to the Growler’s Northrop Grumman ALQ-218 receiver, which will allow for operations in increasingly complex electromagnetic environments.
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Australia badly needs a modern submarine fleet to replace its ageing Collins-class submarines in order to ensure the security of its sea lines of communication in an increasingly volatile Indo-Pacific region. Its future submarines will be required to operate further from home, including in the South China Sea. Accordingly, then-Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced early in August 2015 that his government would bring forward defence projects worth billions of dollars, including the Attack submarine (known at the time as the Future Submarine) project.
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The US Department of Defense said that the US engine manufacturer has won more than $ 300 million to build a new generation jet engine system for the US F-35 stealth aircraft program. “Contractors Pratt and Whitney Engines, East Hartford, Connecticut have been awarded contracts worth over $ 300 million for the manufacture and supply of dozens of F135-PW-100 propulsion systems to the US”, US Department of Defense said.
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Defence research and development ties between the UK and Australia are already strong, but have been strengthened further under a bilateral international program to accelerate the integration of advanced materials into military platforms.Nine teams of partners across both nations have received Phase 2 funding worth a total of £1.48 million (A$2.82 million) from the UK and Australian governments...
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