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Booz Allen invests in Scout AI to advance autonomous defence

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

Booz Allen corporate venture capital arm, has invested in Scout AI to enhance and modernise robotic capabilities and advance future autonomous defence capabilities. Scout AI aligns with the strategic goals and requirements of the US Department of Defense (DoD), offering a physical AI system driven by FURY—a specialised Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model designed to elevate uncrewed systems and robotics to the level of intelligent, autonomous agents.
US approves $825m sale of Stinger Block I missiles to Morocco

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

The US State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale of FIM-92K Stinger Block I missiles, estimated to cost $825m (Dh7.7bn), to Morocco. This move aims to bolster Morocco’s air defence systems and support US foreign policy. The primary contractors will be RTX and Lockheed Martin. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency has submitted the necessary certification to Congress today, notifying them of the potential sale.
UK develop RF directed energy weapon as part of its new C-UAS range

1 week ago | army-technology.com | John Hill

British troops downed a drone swarm of up to 100 systems using a new radio frequency (RF) directed energy weapon (DEW) demonstrator for the first time. This novel system targeted, tracked, and defeated the uncrewed aerial systems at Manorbier Air Defence Range, near Tenby, West Wales. The trial is the largest Counter-Uncrewed Aerial System (C-UAS) exercise the Army have conducted to date, according to the UK government.
Hanwha and WB to jointly produce Homar-K MRLS missiles

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace has entered a joint venture with Poland’s WB Group to manufacture guided missiles for the Homar-K multiple rocket launch system (MRLS). Once operational, the joint venture will focus on producing CGR-80 guided missiles with an 80km range for the Homar-K system, a Polish adaptation of the K239 Chunmoo MRLS. Additionally, the venture aims to market these missiles to neighbouring European countries, enhancing regional defence collaboration.
QinetiQ wins spot on US Army $4bn contract for aerostat

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

QinetiQ US has been chosen as one of the recipients for the US Army’s $4bn multiple award task order contract (MATOC) associated with the Product Director (PD) Aerostats initiative. The indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract, which spans a decade, is designed to facilitate system integration, procure hardware, and provide engineering services, logistics support, operations management, and programme oversight for the PD Aerostats office.
US Army order M777 howitzer structures

1 week ago | army-technology.com | VMS Engage |John Hill

The US Army has placed an order for M777 howitzer structures with BAE Systems in a contract worth $162m according to a statement from the supplier on 15 April 2025. Having first entered service with the Army and Marine Corps, production of this 155-millimetre calibre, lightweight field howitzer has ebbed and flowed in recent years.
Norway to invest $937m in Ukrainian brigade training initiative

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

Norwegian Defence Minister Tore Sandvik has revealed plans to invest Nkr10bn ($937.4m) towards the establishment and preparation of a Ukrainian brigade. The country is at the forefront of efforts to train soldiers for this new unit, which is being developed in collaboration with nations from the Nordic and Baltic regions. This pledge was made during the Ukraine Defense Coordination Group’s gathering in Brussels on 11 April 2025.
BAE Systems, WZM to enhance readiness of Polish M88 ARV fleet

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

BAE Systems has formalised a partnership with Wojskowe Zakłady Motoryzacyjne (WZM) to bolster the operational readiness of the Polish Land Forces’ M88 armoured recovery vehicle (ARV) fleet. This collaboration underscores the integral part the Polish defence sector will play in maintaining the military’s recently acquired assets, noted BAE.
Elbit Systems to enhance Nato ASCOD vehicles

2 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Upasana Mukherjee

Elbit Systems has secured a contract valued at roughly $100m to provide its UT30 MK2 uncrewed turret systems to General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS). These systems are registered for integration into the ASCOD armoured fighting vehicles, which will be delivered to an undisclosed Nato member state in Europe. The fulfilment of this contract is anticipated to continue through to the end of 2027.
IDF sources components for worn out Merkava tanks

2 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Richard Thomas

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) has secured a multi-million-dollar deal for Merkava main battle tank (MBT) and Namer armoured personnel carrier (APC) components with Ashot Ashkelon Industries, with the parts due to be supplied over the coming five-year period.