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NATO recruits Leidos for ballistic missile defence
The global defence technology company has been selected to help strengthen NATO’s long-range missile defences.
JOINT-CAPABILITIES • Mon, 09 May 2022
PM unveils Romeo, Apache plan
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has detailed the government’s plans to deliver 12 additional MH-60R Romeo maritime helicopters and 29 AH-64E Apache armed reconnaissance ...
PM earmarks $108m for defence industry workforce expansion
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has pledged to bolster the nation’s defence manufacturing base under an expanded training program.
JOINT-CAPABILITIES • Fri, 06 May 2022
Russia’s mistakes are China’s lessons
The invasion of Ukraine has called Russia’s military technology and doctrine into question. What lessons will the Chinese People’s Liberation Army glean from the bungled ...
GEOPOLITICS & POLICY • Fri, 06 May 2022
HMAS Maitland farewelled ahead of Arafura Class transition
The vessel has been decommissioned after almost 16 years of service with the Royal Australian Navy.
NAVAL • Fri, 06 May 2022
BMT appoints new regional business director
International design, engineering, science and technology consultancy BMT has appointed a new regional business director to continue its growth in the Asia-Pacific.
JOINT-CAPABILITIES • Thu, 05 May 2022
Rheinmetall secures German Air Force training contract
The prime has been selected to deliver training for the operation of military transport aircraft.
Lockheed Martin completes production of long-range radar
The prime has advanced its development of an air defence radar for the US military.
Is sovereign long-range missile manufacturing worthwhile?
Should Australia continue to pursue sovereign long-range missile capability or would Defence be better off purchasing off the shelf?
GEOPOLITICS & POLICY • Thu, 05 May 2022
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