Rheinmetall AG has decided to consolidate its Defence unit’s extensive military vehicle activities in a new division called “Vehicle Systems”.

BAE Systems' Anti-Ship Missile Defence (ASMD) program has notched up an impressive two million hours.

Reports indicating the bid pitched by TKMS for the Sea 1000 Future Submarine program was no longer in contention need to be treated with some scepticism.

The equipment and resources will provide critical information on how the physical environment may affect an operation.

The transition team responsible for development of the new training curriculum and systems acquired under Air 5428 have arrived in Switzerland.

Defence and cyber security have been high on the agenda for the PM during visits this week to troops and leaders in the Middle East and meetings with US Defence Secretary Ash Carter and President Obama in Washington.

On Tuesday the Australian Centre for Cyber Security (ACCS) released two studies highlighting Australia’s lack of preparedness for cyber war.

ADF pilot candidates are gaining practical training to pass the ADF’s crucial flight screening program, with a little help from the Red Baron.

The agreement signed by the tactical military bridge manufacturer, is made up of two contracts and follows an internationally competed tender.

QinetiQ Australia has commenced the second phase of full scale fatigue testing on the Hawkei vehicle

Defence’s CIO Group is looking for a new technology deputy to lead the implementation of its suite of IT projects.

Welcome to the first Premium newsletter for 2016 – our Editor Katherine Ziesing and the ADM team look forward to another big year reporting the news in the Defence realm.

ADM understands that the two Gulfstream G550s are being acquired under Project Air 555.

Cobham will own, operate and maintain all four aircraft for AMSA on a 12-year $640 million search and rescue contract.

Recently the US Marine Corps decided to indefinitely shelve a project it had been working on to help its jarheads with some of the ‘dull’ work

The US Navy (USN) and Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has certified Baseline 9.C1 for the US destroyer fleet.