Month: May 2026

Boeing to Begin B-52 Engine Upgrade After Design Milestone 

Boeing will begin engine modification of the first B-52 later this year after the effort passed a critical design review.

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Booz Allen Hamilton Wins Golden Dome Contract for Space Interceptor Prototype

Booz Allen Hamilton has received a contract to assemble and supply a testbed missile interceptor solution for the US Space Force’s Space Systems Command.

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Romania Locks In Domestic MMPV 90 Corvette Production With Rheinmetall

Romania is moving ahead with its plan to acquire two light corvettes from Rheinmetall, with construction set to take place domestically.

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Indonesia Shows Where US Defense Partnerships Are Falling Short

The US is building broad defense partnerships in Southeast Asia, but Indonesia reveals the limits of cooperation without alignment.

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New European Procurement Platform Connects Governments With Drone Suppliers 

European drone manufacturers and defense technology companies have launched a new procurement platform, Intelic BASE.

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New Turkish Loitering Munition Blends Sleek Form With 1,000-Km Strike Range

Turkish firm Savunma Teknolojileri Mühendislik has entered the global race for long-range strike drones with its newest KUZGUN loitering munition.

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HDT Robotics Conducts Unmanned Ground Vehicle Training With US Army Troops 

HDT Robotics is conducting training and evaluation activities with its Hunter WOLF unmanned ground vehicle with soldiers from the US Army.

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US Air Force Moves T-7A Red Hawk Into Initial Production With Boeing Contract

The US Air Force has moved the T-7A Red Hawk program into low-rate initial production, awarding a $219-million contract to Boeing.

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UK Creates Common Digital ‘Language’ to Connect Battlefield Systems

A new UK-developed system could change how military platforms share information, enabling them to “talk” in real time and act together faster on the battlefield.

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Iran-Linked Networks Shift Operations in Latin America After Venezuela Disruption

Iran-linked networks are adapting across Latin America following the destabilization of Venezuela, with cybersecurity firm Resecurity reporting operational shifts toward Colombia and Ecuador.

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