Switzerland

US Awards Raytheon $1.19B AMRAAM Missile Contract Modification

The US Department of Defense has awarded a $1.19-billion contract modification to Raytheon Technologies for Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM). 

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Switzerland Announces Medium-Range Air Defense System Procurement

Switzerland's arms procurement agency has solicited bids from a trio of firms firms for a new medium-range ground-based air defense system.

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Mercury Systems, Lockheed Collaborate on Computing Tech

Mercury Systems has announced its collaboration with Lockheed Martin to manufacture computing technologies in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Swiss to Export 25 Leopard 2 A4 Battle Tanks Back to Germany

Switzerland approved the export of 25 tanks back to Germany after Berlin assured it would not break Swiss military neutrality laws by re-exporting them to Ukraine.

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Switzerland Procures Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missiles

The US and Switzerland have signed an agreement for the purchase of Lockheed Martin’s Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement missiles.

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Pilatus PC-21 Trainer Aircraft to Receive Canadian Avionics

Pilatus Aircraft has awarded Canadian firm CMC Electronics a contract to supply avionics for its PC-21 next-generation pilot trainers.

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Swiss Want in on Germany’s Sky Shield Plan

Switzerland, known for its military neutrality, announced its intention to join Germany's European Sky Shield project.

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Switzerland Refuses to Transfer Tanks to Ukraine

Switzerland again refused to transfer arms to Ukraine, this time rejecting the export of almost 100 Leopard 1 tanks belonging to state arms company RUAG.

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Spain Buys 16 More Swiss PC-21 Next-Gen Trainer Aircraft

The Spanish Air Force has ordered 16 additional PC-21 next-generation trainer aircraft from Swiss aerospace manufacturer Pilatus Aircraft.

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Swiss MPs Urge Allowing Arms Transfers to Ukraine, in Theory

Swiss MPs narrowly voted to back allowing the transfer of arms to Ukraine — but only under conditions extremely unlikely to materialize.

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