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Belgium, Denmark and the Netherlands are to create a tri-national Special Forces Command. The command will be established under a Memorandum of Understanding signed between …

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Northrop to supply EHF XDR payloads

13th June 2018

Northrop Grumman has received a $429 million contract from the US Air Force to provide two Extremely High Frequency eXtended Data Rate (EHF XDR) payloads …

Eurosatory 2018: Anti-drone systems continue proliferation

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Eurosatory 2018: Anti-drone systems continue proliferation

13th June 2018

The proliferation of counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) technology continues across Europe with multiple new solutions unveiled at Eurosatory in Paris, France. Elbit Elisra, MBDA and …

Eurosatory 2018: Armed Turkish UGV nears Syrian deployment

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Eurosatory 2018: Armed Turkish UGV nears Syrian deployment

13th June 2018

The Turkish armed forces will soon receive 20 UKAP remote-controlled weapon platforms following the successful completion of testing by manufacturer Katmerciler. Displaying the UKAP in …

USCG accepts delivery of 29th FRC

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USCG accepts delivery of 29th FRC

13th June 2018

The US Coast Guard (USCG) received its 29th Fast Response Cutter (FRC), Forrest Rednour, in Key West, Florida, on 7 June. The 154ft FRC will …

Ukraine gives parliamentary approval for Airbus Helicopters deal

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Ukraine gives parliamentary approval for Airbus Helicopters deal

13th June 2018

Ukraine’s parliament has given the green light to an Airbus Helicopters deal valued at €558.3 million further to ratification on 7 June. A total of …

Eurosatory 2018: Israeli companies look to speed up joint fires

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Eurosatory 2018: Israeli companies look to speed up joint fires

13th June 2018

Israeli manufacturers have used Eurosatory to promote a series of networked attack solutions designed to provide a more efficient fire support capability to forward deployed …

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13th June 2018

In many cases leading the way in terms of armoured fighting vehicle development, the French Army's EBRC 6x6 Jaguar is prominently displayed at Eurosatory reflecting …

Pakistan Army fields new trainer helicopters

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Pakistan Army fields new trainer helicopters

13th June 2018

It has been confirmed that the Pakistan Army Aviation Corps now has a quartet of Enstrom 280FX helicopters that will be used for pilot training …

Finland fires Crotale NG with new camera

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Finland fires Crotale NG with new camera

13th June 2018

The Finnish Defence Force has carried out a live firing of its Crotale New Generation (NG) short-range air defence system equipped with a new Catherine …

Eurosatory 2018: Fire control system developed for 60mm mortars

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Eurosatory 2018: Fire control system developed for 60mm mortars

13th June 2018

Austrian-based Hirtenberger Defence Systems has unveiled a new digital fire control system (FCS) optimised for 60mm commando mortars at Eurosatory this year. The Grid Aiming …

No fair winds for Polish submarine fleet

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No fair winds for Polish submarine fleet

13th June 2018

With the decommissioning of ORP Sokol the Polish submarine fleet has been reduced to merely three vessels with a dim perspective of procuring replacements in …

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