The Tiger's  functionalities have been boosted, with the combat helicopter receiving final qualification for the HAP and UHT versions.

India has become the first international customer to order Boeing's P-8.

Oshkosh Defense will supply replacement parts for the US Army's medium and heavy tactical vehicles under a new contract.

Lockheed Martin have unveiled the AF-1, a lighter CTOL variant of the F-35 Lightning II fighter.

With its future coming under a cloud, the  team behind the US Army’s Future Combat Systems program has held a design review.

BAE Systems has won the five-year, $60 million contract to provide engineering, maintenance and supply support to the Royal Australian Navy's four upgraded guided missile frigates (FFGs).

In December, the Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) Alliance signed a further three contracts for elements of the ships' combat system: for the Infra Red Search and Track (IRST) capability, anti-ship missile and torpedo countermeasures, and Navigation Radar.

Deputy Chief of Army Major General Paul Symon has opened Thales's Australian Soldier Systems Development and Support Centre at Lithgow, NSW.

CEA Technologies' CEAFAR active phased array multi-function radar has been successfully demonstrated aboard a ship at sea, marking an important milestone for the RAN's ANZAC Anti-Ship Missile Defence (ASMD) Project.

The first of 42 MRH90 helicopters assembled by Australian Aerospace has been accepted by Defence at the company's facility in Brisbane; four aircraft manufactured in France by parent company Eurocopter have already been delivered.

As CEO of Rolls-Royce Australia Services, Tony Davis is responsible for the Australian arm of a company which provides half of the installed aero engines in the Australian and New Zealand defence forces, and has a leading position in the civil aerospace, marine and energy sectors.

Every nation with troops serving in Afghanistan imposes some sort of restriction on just how their soldiers can be used but some of these restrictive caveats are far more restrictive than others.

Defence is working its way towards 2nd Pass Approval for Army's new unit-level Battle Management System (BMS) under the combined Project Land 125 Ph.3/75 Ph.3.4 (conveniently abbreviated to Land 200).

Thales Australia and Canberra-based Kord Defence have signed a worldwide licensing agreement to use Kord's innovative Chordic control technology within the jointly developed Rifle Input Control (RIC).

The Minister for Defence Joel Fitzgibbon, confirmed that the 7th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (7 RAR) has achieved its next major milestone in its growth to a full infantry battalion by deploying an operational combat team to Iraq.

An interesting feature of the Land Warfare Conference exhibition layout was the siting of Point Trading, representing the Heckler & Koch grenade machine gun (GMG), directly opposite Nioa Trading, offering the General Dynamics Mk-47 Lightweight Automatic Grenade Launcher (LAGL).