South Korea has received US Defense Security Cooperation Agency approval to buy US$6.2 billion (~$9.49 billion) in upgrades for the Republic of Korea Air Force's fleet of 59 F-15K Slam Eagles. 

Cirrus Real Time Processing Systems has been awarded a contract to provide the Royal Australian Navy with additional Tactical Electronic Warfare training systems.

Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions and local partner, IntelliDesign, have completed all Australian Industrial Capability work for Project Land 400 Phase 2. 

The AUKUS nations have signed the Hypersonic Flight Test and Experimentation Project Arrangement which will see up to six trilateral hypersonic test campaigns occur before 2028.

ADM is proud to announce the longlist for the 2024 30 under 30 Awards! With thanks to our Headline Sponsor Babcock, Gold Sponsors Coras and Hanwha Defence Australia, Silver Sponsors Dolium and McKay, and Bronze Sponsors Barrington Treasury Services and BGIS.

The Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator has signed 21 contracts worth a combined $60 million with Australian companies as part of the Emerging and Disruptive Technologies program. 

Austal has moved the Guardian-class Patrol Boat (GCPB) Aitana off hardstands at Henderson in what appears to be preparation for handover to Fiji | Ben Felton

Australia and Singapore have opened new training facilities at Shoalwater Bay in time for Exercise Trident.

No. 100 Squadron RAAF was created as part of the air force centenary celebrations as a method of keeping the RAAF stories alive. Steve Hitchen discovered the unique and enduring nature of this very different unit | Steve Hitchen

QinetiQhas official opened QinetiQ Laboratories in Mawson Lakes. The facility, known as QLabs, will help enable the rapid development of software and prototypes that support the Australian Defence Force.

When soldiers needed better night time illumination for their mortar sights, they came up with a design using components from a local electronics retailer, plus some 3D printing | Max Blenkin

Boeing Defence Australia has trained more than 450 helicopter aircrew for the Australian Defence Force since it signed the Helicopter Aircrew Training System contract in 2014.

ADM can confirm that Defence has restructured its plans for medium and long-range air and missile defence acquisitions in response to new intelligence and battlefield assessments | Ewen Levick

Saab Australia has been awarded a four year contract to provide in-service support for Army's inventory of Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifles.

Hanwha Defence Australia, Hanwha Systems and GME signed an MoU at the Military Communications and Information Systems Conference in Canberra.

Defence Trailblazer, QuantX Labs, and the University of Adelaide have agreed to a partnership that will advance quantum technology.