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World Defense Show 2026: Russia reveals details of new loitering munition

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World Defense Show 2026: Russia reveals details of new loitering munition

11th February 2026

The Kalashnikov RUS-PE cannister-launched man-portable loitering munition was displayed as a model at World Defense Show 2026 with a company official telling Shephard it was “in service and in low-rate initial production”.

US Navy and Raytheon explore additional applications for Mk 58 CRAW torpedo

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US Navy and Raytheon explore additional applications for Mk 58 CRAW torpedo

10th February 2026

Designed as an anti-torpedo and anti-submarine capability, the USN and RTX foresee the Compact Rapid Attack Weapon’s potential for deployment from surface ships and aerial and uncrewed platforms.

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Polish C295 FFS enters service

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Polish C295 FFS enters service

2nd November 2017

The Polish Air Force has accepted into service a CAE-built C295 full-flight simulator (FFS) at the 8th Air Base Krakow-Balice in Poland, CAE announced on …

D&S 2017: Emtan unveils trio of new rifles

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D&S 2017: Emtan unveils trio of new rifles

2nd November 2017

Israeli small arms specialist Emtan Karmiel will introduce a series of assault rifles to the market at the D&S; conference in Bangkok, Thailand next week. …

Kongsberg, Thyssenkrupp form JV

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Kongsberg, Thyssenkrupp form JV

2nd November 2017

Kongsberg and Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems have established a 50/50 joint venture (JV) company named KTA Naval Systems, the companies announced on 31 October. KTA Naval …

D&S 2017: Thailand's top five defence programmes (video)

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D&S 2017: Thailand's top five defence programmes (video)

2nd November 2017

Ahead of Defense and Security 2017, hosted in Bangkok Thailand, Shephard takes a look at some of the host nation's top five ongoing defence programmes. 

HMS Queen Elizabeth begins second sea trials

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HMS Queen Elizabeth begins second sea trials

2nd November 2017

HMS Queen Elizabeth has sailed from Portsmouth Naval Base to begin the second phase of her sea trials, the Royal Navy announced on 30 October. …

D&S 2017: China to build maintenance centre in Thailand

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D&S 2017: China to build maintenance centre in Thailand

2nd November 2017

China is moving forward with plans to build a repair and maintenance centre in Thailand, following October’s delivery of VT4 main battle tanks. This will …

D&S 2017: US continues building maritime capability for SE Asian friends

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D&S 2017: US continues building maritime capability for SE Asian friends

2nd November 2017

Southeast Asian countries are expected to receive continued US military assistance in the near term as China continues to wrangle with regional neighbours over territorial …

Lockheed Martin receives XLUUV design contract

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Lockheed Martin receives XLUUV design contract

1st November 2017

Lockheed Martin has received a $43.2 million design phase contract for the US Navy’s Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicle (XLUUV) programme, the company announced on …

Ukrainian coast guard to bolster fleet

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Ukrainian coast guard to bolster fleet

1st November 2017

Ukraine will purchase up to 25 new high-speed patrol boats for the National Coast Guard as part of Project Jura, according to the Ukrainian Ministry of …

New video display tested for MMPV

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New video display tested for MMPV

1st November 2017

The US Army has begun testing a new Multi-Functional Video Display (MVD) for the Medium Mine Protected Vehicle (MMPV) Type II at Fort Leonard Wood, …

Poland, Korea launch K9 tech transfer

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Poland, Korea launch K9 tech transfer

1st November 2017

Polish company Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW) and Korean defence firm Hanwha Land Systems have formally begun the technology transfer process to enable production of K9 …

Defence industry faces a blockchain revolution

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Defence industry faces a blockchain revolution

1st November 2017

A quiet revolution may be underway in the defence industry as some of the largest players are beginning to adopt blockchain technology.

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