Quickstep Holdings Limited, a manufacturer of high-grade carbon-fibre components for the aerospace and automotive industries has appointed David Marino as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.

Germany have chosen the A400M to replace their existing C-160 Transalls.

Thales Australia has successfully delivered a significant upgrade to the Collins submarine PTS, which now has the highest levels of reliability and availability since entering service in 1993.

A team of partners including Thales Australia has secured an Australian Research Council grant to improve how satellites transmit large volumes of data.

Four Defence projects which received grant funding under the DMO's PICIP have been completed and the companies are now pursuing market opportunities.

Quickstep Holdings Limited has announced that it has secured a new purchase order for an additional 12 sets plus spares of C-130J Super Hercules wing flaps from global security and aerospace company, Lockheed Martin.

Aerodefence has now completed the stringent requirements for AS9120 which applies to organisations that stock and distribute components for the Aerospace industry.

TAE has been granted European Aviation Safety Agency Part 145 approval for their Adelaide operations.

Airbus Defense and Space, Inc., has installed and put into operation the third TRS-3D naval radar for the US Navy's LCS program through its agreement with LCS prime contractor, Lockheed Martin.

The Eurofighter will be equipped with a new generation of radar which will enhance the aircraft's capabilities and substantially improve the pilots' ability to survive.

Camron Dixon has been awarded the 2014 Snap-on Tools Australia Apprentice of the Year Defence Forces Award.

Airbus Defence and Space's Optronics business unit and the Indian Ministry of Defence have signed a 13 million Euro contract for the delivery of a periscope maintenance facility in Delhi.

Australia’s Department of Defence has signed a three year $16.5 million agreement with geospatial giant Esri Australia that will provide more than 65,000 military and civilian personnel with access to Geographic Information System technology.

APC Technology has signed a significant contract to supply generators for an international client.

The next generation of Australia's Army and Navy helicopter pilots will be trained using three Thales full flight simulators and a suite of other synthetic training devices.

When Sir Ranulph Fiennes and his Ice Team set off on The Coldest Journey to conquer the last great polar challenge, crossing Antarctica in winter, Codan Radio Communications was selected to provide the HF radios that would guarantee communications from the harshest environment on the planet.