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WASHINGTON — Honeywell Aerospace has officially spun off as an independent, publicly-traded company focused on defense and commercial aviation, it announced today. Honeywell previously announced in February 2025 its strategy to split its businesses into three parts: an automation business known as Honeywell Technologies, an advanced materials unit spun off in 2025 and now known as Solstice, and the aerospace segment. At the time, company officials said the break up would allow each business unit to pursue tailored strategies for growing revenue. The aerospace spin off was completed when Honeywell Technologies distributed all shares of Honeywell Aerospace stock, allowing Honeywell…

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Petri Reiman and armaments and logistics deputy chief of Staff, lieutenant general Jari Mikkonen and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics’ director, strategy & buisness development Brigetta Shanley. Credit: Lockheed Martin Corporation. Lockheed Martin and Insta, a Finnish technology firm, are advancing their plans to set up a maintenance and sustainment centre focused on the fire control systems of the M270A2 and HIMARS Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) in Tampere, Finland. The MLRS common fire control system (CFCS) sustainment centre will be the first of its kind in Europe dedicated to servicing MLRS fire control systems. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday underscored the enduring partnership between India and Seychelles, declaring that the Indian Ocean is not a divide but a bridge that connects the two nations.He made these remarks while addressing the National Assembly of Seychelles, becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to do so, which he described as a “special honour.”He conveyed the greetings and best wishes of 1.4 billion Indians, recalling that Seychelles was the first Indian Ocean country he visited in 2015 after assuming office. He emphasised that Seychelles has always held a special place in India’s strategic vision for the Indian…

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NHSBT CEO Frances O’Callaghan (R) signing the agreement with Air Marshal Claire Walton (L). Credit: NHSBT. Defence Medical Command and NHS Blood and Transplant have formalised a new strategic partnership intended to advance research and operational collaboration in battlefield blood transfusion. The agreement, which was signed at the NHS Blood and Transplant’s largest blood centre in Filton, Bristol, seeks to address emerging challenges in military medicine, particularly in the context of modern warfare environments affected by drones. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more…

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India and Seychelles have expanded their dialogue to include new areas of cooperation, with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri highlighting social housing and green mobility as key themes.He confirmed that connectivity between the two nations was a major subject of discussion, alongside India’s pledge of a special economic package worth $175 million.Misri explained that shipping and aviation links were recognised as vital, though the establishment of dedicated lines would ultimately depend on private commercial operators. Both governments agreed to engage with industry stakeholders to explore possibilities, underlining connectivity as a priority for future progress.The special assistance package will cover projects in…

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JERUSALEM — The follow-on contract awarded to Israeli firm Smart Shooter by the US Marine Corps earlier this month may not have had the biggest price tag at $3.4 million, but a company executive said it was only the latest evidence that US armed forces are eager for troop-level counter-drone solutions — so much so that most service branches now have a Smart Shooter contract. Scott Thompson, Smart Shooter vice president and general manager for US operations, told Breaking Defense the necessity for dismounted c-UAS has been a “common denominator among all these awards we have received in the last…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday attended the National Day celebrations in Victoria, Seychelles, marking the 50th anniversary of the island nation’s Independence.The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that Prime Minister Modi was present as the Guest of Honour, becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to be accorded this distinction.In a post on X, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that Prime Minister Modi attended the celebrations as the Guest of Honour, highlighting the historic nature of the occasion.An Indian marching contingent comprising Navy and Army teams participated in the parade. An Indian Naval band also formed part of the marching…

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