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India orders Astra air-to-air missiles from BDL
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Asian-made fighters stay in the picture for Argentina
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US sends HIMARS to Ukraine
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Indra lands Tiger MkIII electronic defence contracts
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Indra will take on electronic defence manufacturing of the Tiger MkIII helicopter.
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Italy readies LHD Trieste for 2023 delivery, expands F-35 operations
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Airbus H145M successfully fires Spike ER2 missile
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South Korean army completes evaluation of Redback IFV
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Canada's CH-146 Griffon helicopters are to receive a midlife extension upgrade.
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NZ issues RfP for surveillance and reconnaissance UAVs
1st June 2022
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PT Len, Thales to supply air defence capabilities to Indonesia
31st May 2022
The new contract between Thales and PT Len includes air surveillance radars and C2 systems to boost Indonesia’s air defence capabilities.
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RAF Typhoon synthetic training system reaches milestone
31st May 2022
The delivery of the first two TFST devices is expected by the end of the year, but RAF pilots will only start training on them in 2023. The new devices feed into the RAF’s larger objective to share common synthetic entity models across the force.
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Boeing extends sustainment services for space debris warning system
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Space Systems Command awards Boeing options to extend sustainment services for the SBSS Block 10 system.
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Analysis of Tempest technologies paves way for new Eurofighter Typhoon cockpit
30th May 2022
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Saab unveils new passive surveillance payload for UAVs
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The Sirius Compact payload from Saab comprises a modular and scalable network of sensors for electronic support measures.
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Air Warfare
Netherlands acquires more AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles from US
27th May 2022
The US State Department has approved a possible FMS to the Netherlands for AIM-9X Block II Missiles and related equipment, valued at around $117 million.
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Ground tests for CCA programme underway with flight tests to start mid-2025, says USAF
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![Northrop Grumman’s completes flight tests of new EW system for F-16s]()
Northrop Grumman’s completes flight tests of new EW system for F-16s
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![F-15EX and shipbuilding win big in proposed $150 billion US defence funding boost]()
F-15EX and shipbuilding win big in proposed $150 billion US defence funding boost
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![Poland approved for another buy of AMRAAMs under $1.3 billion deal]()
Poland approved for another buy of AMRAAMs under $1.3 billion deal
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![Ground tests for CCA programme underway with flight tests to start mid-2025, says USAF]()
Ground tests for CCA programme underway with flight tests to start mid-2025, says USAF
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![Northrop Grumman’s completes flight tests of new EW system for F-16s]()
Northrop Grumman’s completes flight tests of new EW system for F-16s
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![F-15EX and shipbuilding win big in proposed $150 billion US defence funding boost]()
F-15EX and shipbuilding win big in proposed $150 billion US defence funding boost
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![Poland approved for another buy of AMRAAMs under $1.3 billion deal]()
Poland approved for another buy of AMRAAMs under $1.3 billion deal
