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- 1What Europe's military air fleets will look like in 30 years▼What Europe’s military air fleets will look like in 30 years
A new outlook examines how Europe's military air power is expected to evolve over the next three decades, covering the future composition of national air forces and the programs shaping next-generation combat aircraft, drones and support fleets. The analysis comes as European countries increase defense spending and pursue joint projects such as future combat air systems.
- 2Space Force retires Cold War missile-warning satellites●Space Force retires Cold War-era missile-warning constellation after final maneuver exercise
The US Space Force has retired its Cold War-era Defense Support Program missile-warning constellation, concluding its service with a final maneuver exercise. The satellites, which for decades provided early warning of missile launches, are being replaced by more modern systems. The retirement marks the end of one of the oldest military space programs still in operation.
- 3Navy awards $828M business support contracts to seven firms▼Navy picks 7 for $828M business support recompete
The US Navy has selected seven companies for an $828 million recompete covering business support services. The award, reported by Washington Technology, continues an existing program with a new roster of contractors. The selection matters for government services firms competing for steady federal work, and industry watchers are tracking which companies secured spots on the multiple-award contract.