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The deal is worth about SEK 2 billion, with Saab due to deliver the equipment to Naval Group between 2027 and 2034.

The weapons package includes Saab’s RBS15 anti-ship missile, Lightweight Torpedo and Trackfire Remote Weapon Station.

Saab will also supply its Weapon Control System, the Ceros fire control director, EOS 500 and the Sea Giraffe 1X lightweight surve...


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X-BAT. One year from reveal to first full-scale prototype.

Our autonomous VTOL fighter jet now moves into tests to prove vertical takeoff and landing, with the goal of giving U.S. and allied forces more places to operate without a runway.

@RocketArmor, our SVP of Aircraft Engineering, shares how our team met that timeline and what comes next, from engine runs t...


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Military and industry teams supported several flights from the carrier in mid-October using Nyan Maritime drones built by Callen-Lenz in Wiltshire. The drone first flew from a ship at sea earlier in the year, when it was launched from the navy’s experimental vessel XV Patrick Blackett.

“The threat environment we are facing is fundamentally different from that of recent...


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The photo was taken on Oct. 28 during Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle’s visit to Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, and appears to be connected to testing the Navy disclosed in September. One missile is marked “Missile Guided Blackbeard AXM-XXX,” with “XXX” apparently standing in for a numerical designation.

The Navy version is intended for both th...


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The squadron flew its first F-35C flight in July and is now carrying out routine flight and maintenance operations. It is working toward Safe for Flight certification in early 2027, a step toward initial operational capability.

VMFA-115 completed its final Hornet deployment in October 2023 and was deactivated on Nov. 9 that year at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, So...


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