A BAE Systems engineer has been awarded for his work on the Nulka system.

Iraq is seeking to build up defence capability through FMS requests to the US.

The first of the 24 Super Hornets for the RAAF is nearing completion.

The DMO has been briefed on the possible re-winging of the Orion fleet to extend their life.

TAE has bought two Australian aviation companies in the last part of 2008.

The US MRAP tender has called for mature technologies to help keep down ballooning costs.

There's a good chance that Australia will lease a number of King Air 200s in 2009.

Israel is looking at a DSTO developed kit to extend to the range of the JDAM munition.

As part of a push for better benchmarking, the DMO will release scorecards for both primes and SMEs.

The Future Lynx Program in the UK is set to go to full scale production.

Defence has given the Hornets a successful HUG under phase 2.2 of the project.

Engine support for both the Classic and Super Hornets for the next 12 years is now accounted for.

BAE Systems Australia will supply five MASTIS terminals to the Royal Australian Navy.

An innovative new ground robot system has been unveiled by QinetiQ's Technology Solutions Group.

The US Air Force will receive upgrades to their air traffic control radio communication network courtesy of Rockwell Collins.

NATO has signed on to acquire two Boeing C-17 Globemaster III aircraft.