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DSEI 2025: Thales creating new remote weapon station and Storm 2 counter-drone jammer

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DSEI 2025: Thales creating new remote weapon station and Storm 2 counter-drone jammer

17th September 2025

Thales launched Storm-H in 2012 as an EW system equipping individual dismounted troops, and a decade later revealed details to develop the improved and more powerful Storm 2.

The integration between drones and land vehicles is accelerating

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The integration between drones and land vehicles is accelerating

17th September 2025

Drones and military ground vehicles are increasingly being designed to operate together as a single platform or even to convert crewed systems to automated ones.

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SOF Week 2023: USSOCOM outlines acquisition priorities (video)

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SOF Week 2023: USSOCOM outlines acquisition priorities (video)

10th May 2023

The Acquisition Executive for U.S. Special Operations Command outlines his priorities and requirements.

Norway to receive three F-35 fighters this week, while new operator gets ready to join the programme

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Norway to receive three F-35 fighters this week, while new operator gets ready to join the programme

10th May 2023

Lockheed Martin is set to deliver three F-35A fighters to Norway this week as the company prepares to integrate an undisclosed customer into the fifth-generation fighter programme.

First Indian C295 transport aircraft performs maiden flight

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First Indian C295 transport aircraft performs maiden flight

10th May 2023

India's programme to procure 56 C295 transports is making progress, with the first aircraft taking to the air.

India looks locally for aircraft MRO facilities

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India looks locally for aircraft MRO facilities

9th May 2023

India would like to promote more MRO by local vendors in order to save money when operating imported military aircraft.

SOF Week 2023: Helping small companies do business with USSOCOM (video)

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SOF Week 2023: Helping small companies do business with USSOCOM (video)

9th May 2023

The Small Business Programs initiative had a strong presence throughout SOF Week 2023.

SOF Week 2023: SOFWERX lays out its stall (video)

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SOF Week 2023: SOFWERX lays out its stall (video)

9th May 2023

SOFWERX Director Leslie Babich speaks to Shephard Media on the sidelines of SOF Week 2023 in Tampa.

Moldovan defence gets boost from European Union funding

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Moldovan defence gets boost from European Union funding

9th May 2023

A new financial assistance package from the European Union will help Moldova improve its airspace surveillance capabilities as missiles from the Ukraine conflict continue to pass over the country's territory.

Baykar unveils Kemankeş mini cruise missile to augment TB2 drone's strike capability

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Baykar unveils Kemankeş mini cruise missile to augment TB2 drone's strike capability

9th May 2023

The 35kg Kemankeş air-launched mini cruise missile is intended to extend the offensive range of carrier platforms such as the Bayraktar TB2 UAV.

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SOF Week: USSOCOM seeks commercial solutions for contested environments

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SOF Week: USSOCOM seeks commercial solutions for contested environments

8th May 2023

The priority is accessing systems and technologies that can improve the communication and decision-making process and enable operations in contested scenarios.

SOF Week: Northrop Grumman targets US services for the supply of Jackal turbojet loitering munition

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SOF Week: Northrop Grumman targets US services for the supply of Jackal turbojet loitering munition

8th May 2023

The company plans to conduct demonstrations of the system for the Pentagon, its branches and branches and agencies by early fall.

India seeks new source of engines for ageing Russian Mi-17 helicopters as supply chain problems hit

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India seeks new source of engines for ageing Russian Mi-17 helicopters as supply chain problems hit

8th May 2023

India is struggling to keep Russian-origin Mi-17 helicopters in the air, as spares prove difficult to source from the OEM.

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