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Israel to show fresh weapons at Paris Air Show
But there is still uncertainty among Israeli defense companies regarding their participation in the event.
Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army's efforts to rapidly modernize.
One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael's Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed's Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon's AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
By Jen Judson
Raytheon and Rafael seek ways for Iron Dome to play in US market
Israel's Rafael and Raytheon are campaigning for Iron Dome to meet the U.S. Army's cruise missile defense and short-range air defense urgent requirements.
By Jen Judson
Rafael to demo lighter Trophy protection system on Bradley Fighting Vehicle
Interest is heating up both in the U.S. and abroad to provide protection from missile attacks on infantry fighting vehicles.
By Jen Judson
Even as low bidder, Russia’s Rosoboronexport may still loose air defense program in India
Despite the best price point, questions loom about whether the Russian system even complies with requirements dictated by India's Ministry of Defence.
India lifts blacklisting for two Israel defense companies
Indian government has lifted restricted blacklisting on Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, citing lack of evidence of supposed corruption.
Switzerland dedicates funds for missile, fighter jet procurement
The planned procurement of fighter jets and missiles are critical parts of modernizing the national air defense system run by the Swiss Armed Forces.
By Pierre Tran
Tamir and Mini Hit-to-Kill are among the missiles offered to Army to protect against indirect fires
Israel's Rafael is submitting both its Tamir interceptor as well as its entire Iron Dome system for the Army's Indirect Fire Protection Capability while Lockheed is offering up its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile as a second interceptor for the system.
By Jen Judson
Systems to protect Stryker, Bradley vehicles from missile attacks delayed
A variety of issues have caused six to eight month schedule slippages in two out of three of the Army's efforts to qualify active protection systems on combat vehicles.
By Jen Judson