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The additional funding will be provided through to 2036, with NOK 31 billion allocated by 2030. The government also plans to extend the planning period of the defence strategy to 2040, expanding it from its original timeframe.
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said the decision reflects a deteriorating global security environment. “Since we presented the Long-te...
The ARV programme is intended to deliver a new family of vehicles to support mobile reconnaissance and replace the existing Light Armored Vehicle fleet. The Marine Corps said the platform is designed to be mobile, networked, transportable and protected while providing enhanced sensing, communication and combat capabilities.
The ARV-30 variant will include a 30...
Speaking to a U.S. Senate committee, U.S. Air Force General Gregory Guillot said the aircraft’s advanced capabilities are not essential for continental defense missions. He indicated that NORAD’s primary role focuses on interception and airspace security rather than offensive operations.
“Frankly, we don’t need fifth (generation) to defend our borders,” Guillo...
The test was carried out by the Army’s Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Fires in partnership with the Navy’s Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Strategic Systems Programs. Officials said the joint effort reflects increased coordination between the services in developing next-generation weapons systems.
The program aims to field a shared hypersonic missile ...
The £686 million contract will fund key design and engineering activities under the programme. It is intended to accelerate delivery timelines and strengthen coordination across the three partner nations.
The GCAP Agency said the agreement marks a transition from separate national contracts to a unified international programme. It added that the move reflects growing i...