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Kevan Craven, CEO of ADS Group, which represents UK aerospace, defence, security and space companies, told Breaking Defense in a statement that the tariff announcement was “disappointing, but will not kill our sectors,” noting however that his members …
An on-the-ground look at the 2025 Avalon Air Show in Australia.
“There’s pros and cons that we need to put inside our analysis, and, of course, put to politicians all the information they need…in order to take those decisions, that are not easy,” said Maj. Gen. Joao Nogueira, director of weapon systems …
“[C]onceivably, based on where we are buying long-lead parts for Lot 21 we could make that happen,” said J.R. McDonald, Lockheed’s vice president of business development for the F-35 program.
[Sponsored] Australia is transforming its defense industrial base, focusing on submarine and missile production to solidify its role in US and UK defense supply chains under AUKUS.
Here’s what the first day of the Avalon Air Show, located just outside of Melbourne, Australia, looked like.
“Greater convergence and complementarity between Turkey and the United States can make a real difference in addressing” ongoing conflicts, Ambassador Sedat Önal said.
The clarification comes after two American allies said they were publicly reevaluating their future fighter needs amid tensions with Washington.
The company is examining “all offers that’re out on the market today to make that decision, so it’s not going to be a quick choice,” Lockheed’s F-35 program manager Chauncey McIntosh told Breaking Defense.
Though he has still to formally take up office, Freidrich Merz, the CDU’s choice for chancellor, has proposed securing “independence” from the US, criticised “America first” doctrine and said he is prepared for the “worst case scenario” implying a futu…