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Customer nations won't have the option of altering the electronic warfare (EW) software on F-35 Joint Strike Fighters ordered from the US.
Austal has stepped into the European defence market by securing its first contract on the continent.
The search for the DMO's first Commercial Director is under way.
Dassault Systèmes have established a local office in Melbourne.
Northrop Grumman will work with two Indian companies to produce components of the F-16 APG-68(V)9 fire control radar.
Northrop Grumman has achieved success in initial testing of its KEI ‘cold-launch’ system.
Rosshaven Marine will refit four Pacific Patrol Boats as part of a new agreement with the DMO.
Poor research has been blamed for delays to the UK’s Defence Information Infrastructure (DII) program.
India's coastal surveillance will be boosted by five IAI aerostat programmable radars.
An acoustic hostile-fire indicator in development by BAE may prove the saviour for low-flying helicopters.
The fate of the Land Warfare Conference has been decided.
The RAN has downplayed the cost of sending 100 submariners to Canada for training.
Commercial issues surrounding Project Air 5333 ‘Vigilare’ will be resolved under a new agreement.
A cache of the French Navy's Exocet MM40 Block2 missiles will be upgraded to Exocet MM40 Block3 standard by MBDA.
Australia's defence funding amid the economic downturn is the subject of a new ASPI report.
