Pratt & Whitney will supply the F135 engines for the F-35 Lightning II.

Super Puma MKII helicopters will be manufactured in Indonesia under a new agreement.

Construction has begun at RAAF Base Pearce to integrate C-17 operations.

Lockheed Martin has wrapped up it first round of testing of the F-35 Lightning II fighter at Edwards Air Force Base.

Suggested priorities of the next US defense secretary has been outlined by the Defense Science Board.

The ADF's first Nary Special Operations Vehicle has been inspected by Minister for Defence Joel Fitzgibbon.

Thales Australia and Kord Defence have signed a global licensing contract for the Chordic control technology.

President elect Barack Obama and his team must now focus on the challenges ahead, including sorting out the messy issue of Defense in the US.

L-3 Communications is surging ahead with the latest incarnation of its Remote Operated Video Enhanced Receiver.

Strange as it might seem, research has shown that hydrogen sulphide can have medicinal value on the battlefield.

The development of Project SEA1000 must have closer interaction with the government, says project director-designate Mark Gairey.

The Croatian Navy has picked up two Helsinki-class missile boats previously used by the Finnish Navy. 

Meggitt Defense Systems has been contracted to deliver ammunition Replenisher systems to the M1128 Stryker MGS.

Saab Systems has a new Managing Director, while the Defence SA Advisory Board also has a new member.

The US Army has demonstrated the precision of AAI's RQ-7 Shadow TUAS in recent live-fire testing.

Pratt & Whitney will support Boeing's C-17 aircraft fleet.