NSW-based STEP Electronics has partnered with BAE Systems to develop COTS terminals for use with the Wideband Global Satcom system.

Australia's chief defence scientist met with US Army leaders to explore opportunities for research and development partnerships.

ASPI Special Report authors Tanya Ogilvie-White and David Santoro have said that no country can afford to be complacent about the risk of nuclear and radiological terrorism.

The Assistant Minister for Defence, Stuart Robert has launched the Government's National Australian Defence Force Family Health Program.

Now in its fourth year, the ADM Cyber Security Summit will have a theme and focus on "Combatting Emerging and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats".

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Further to our report last week, the US Air Force is still many years away from fielding a hypersonic weapon system capable of delivering a warhead into denied airspace.

Following the release of a critical review of the P-8A from the US Defense Department's top weapons tester last week, Boeing, Navy and Pentagon officials have come out in support of the program.

QinetiQ has carried out a fatigue and fracture mechanics assessment of NATO's submarine rescue vehicle.

Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled its new Unmanned Surface Vessel combat marine system - KATANA.

Rheinmetall Nitrochemie and the French defence group Nexter have entered a long-term supply agreement for ammunition components.

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NASA will conduct a series of missions in Australian airspace over the next six weeks, using a Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk HALE air vehicle

In his recent posting on hypersonic anti-ship missiles in the Strategist, ASPI's Andrew Davies notes that there are two main appeals of a very high speed weapon.

Reports that Lockheed Martin Mission Systems is engineering an export oriented 'core Aegis' component cluster more readily integrated with third-party CMS and sensors could be good news for radar specialist CEA Technologies.

The US Navy has accepted three General Dynamics C4 Systems-built ground stations for the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS).