Australia Renames “Loyal Wingman" as MQ-28A Ghost Bat
Australia has renamed Loyal Wingman as MQ-28A Ghost Bat to indicate it as the military designator for the first Australian-produced military combat aircraft.
Australia News
Australia has renamed Loyal Wingman as MQ-28A Ghost Bat to indicate it as the military designator for the first Australian-produced military combat aircraft.
Australia has contracted Insitu Pacific Pty Ltd to supply the Australian Army with 24 'Integrator' tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems.
Australia will boost its defence force personnel by 30 per cent by 2040, as the most significant military build-up in peacetime.
Australian shipyard Austal Ltd. launched on 4 March 2022, the second Evolved Cape-class patrol boat bound for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).
The State Department approved a possible FMS to Australia of LAIRCM Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) for an estimated cost of $122 million.
Gilmour Space Technologies has completed a 75-second test-fire of its new rocket engine. The company plans to launch it in Queensland in 2022.
Australia and Japan will sign a treaty to strengthen defence and security cooperation amid China's rising military power in the Indo-Pacific region.
The U.S., UK and Australia have committed to finalising a work program by 2022 after delegates concluded their first AUKUS meetings at the Pentagon.
Australia ordered a fleet of approximately $1 billion worth of Hanwha’s Huntsman AS9 self-propelled artillery systems from the Republic of Korea (ROK).
The Australian Army decided to replace its current European fleet of 47 MRH-90 «Taipan» multi-role helicopters with U.S. Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopters.
The Royal Australian Air Force has officially retired the F/A-18A/B the Hornet fighter jet fleet, the Classic Hornet after more than 400,000 flight hours .
Australia, Canada, Germany, Japan, and the United States have completed combined military exercises in Asian waters.
Varley Rafael Australia (VRA) announced the MoU with Thales Australia to explore future Australian production of RAFAEL’s SPIKE family of guided weapons.
The Australian Army Headquarters (AHQ) is developing the next-generation atomic weapon with a calibre of 6.8 mm.