Under a new agreement, Defence will receive a user licence for Thales's Mid-Course Guidance and Sampled Data Homing function.

Under a new agreement, Lockheed Martin will procure long-lead materials for tooling the F-35 Lightning II JSF.

Lockheed Martin CEO Bob Stevens has assessed his company's position in the local Defence industry in his first trip Down Under.

Canada's Viking Aircraft has joined the race to replace Australia's fleet of Caribou light tactical airlifters.

A leading DSTO scientist has scooped the field to win the 2009 Frank Newman Speller Award.

Under a new contract, Tectonica Australia will deliver an advanced GPS system for Army's M113 family.

The new report from the Australian National Audit Office paints a lagging picture of the M113 Upgrade Project.

Despite their recent upgrades, the M113 APCs will still have little use in the field, according to an ASPI director.

Industry popularity for the UH-60M Black Hawk aircraft has been underscored with manufacturer Sikorsky recently delivering the 100th helicopter to the US Army.

The UK MoD has signed three new sub-contracts for its future Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers.

The C-130J Hercules' abilities were put to the test when the RAAF hosted Exercise Combined Strength 09.

A new variant of the Bushmaster boasts an interrogation arm that can counter IEDs.

Under a new contract Saab will contribute a multi-link capability for RAN's in-service ANZAC and planned Canberra class ships.

The US Navy has placed an order for a third Littoral Combat Ship.

Professor Robert Clark was appointed Chief Defence Scientist and Head of the DSTO in September 2008. He spoke to ADM Editor-at-Large Gregor Ferguson.

Not for almost three decades has Australia bought new jet fighters. Barring any major surprises, what we'll get will be Lockheed's F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF).