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A German UGV Learns to Trail Soldiers Without GPS or Active Sensors

A German unmanned ground vehicle can now autonomously trail soldiers through complex terrain with no active sensors, thanks to its new PLATON autonomy kit from Diehl Defence.

Lockheed Martin, Diehl Defence Strengthen PAC-3 MSE Missile Supply Chain

Lockheed Martin and Germany’s Diehl Defence have agreed to expand cooperation to strengthen the PAC-3 MSE missile supply chain.

Safran, Diehl to Produce New Breed of Air-to-Ground Munitions

Safran and Diehl have partnered to jointly develop a new family of light modular air-to-ground munitions deployable from all existing platforms.

Denmark to Buy Anti-Air Defense Systems From European Makers

Denmark will acquire short-range ground-based anti-air systems from manufacturers in France, Germany and Norway to protect its civilians and military installations, the defense ministry announced on Tuesday.

Ukraine to Receive More IRIS-T Missile Systems From Germany

German firm Diehl Defence has received a $2.5 billion contract to deliver IRIS-T missile systems and related warheads to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Germany’s Diehl Defence Wins IRIS-T Block II Missile Development Deal

German firm Diehl Defence has once again been selected to lead a multinational effort to develop an advanced version of the IRIS-T air-to-air missile.

Diehl Unveils New Remote Carrier Drone in Berlin

Diehl Defence has launched its new Light Remote Carrier unmanned aerial system at an aerospace trade convention in Berlin.

Germany to Double IRIS-T Air Defense System Production as Demand Soars

German defense firm Diehl has announced plans to double its production of the IRIS-T air defense system to cope with increasing global demand.

Kongsberg, Diehl, MBDA Team Up to Develop 3SM Tyrfing Missile

Kongsberg has signed an agreement with Diehl Defence and MBDA Deutschland to develop Norway and Germany's 3SM Tyrfing supersonic strike missile.

German Parliament Approves $1.4B Air Defense System Procurement

The German budget committee has approved the procurement of a short-range air defense system for some 1.3 billion euros ($1.4 billion).