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AUSA 2026 preview: Uncrewed systems and platforms to defend against them set to feature

6th October 2026

The Association of the US Army’s flagship conference and exhibition takes place in Washington, DC from 12 to 14 October. Shephard takes a look at what might be in store at the 2026 show, with uncrewed and counter-uncrewed systems and platforms under the spotlight.

New uses for proven weapons: adapting the Chain Gun for CUAS

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New uses for proven weapons: adapting the Chain Gun for CUAS

5th October 2026

Northrop Grumman’s M230LF Chain Gun is finding a growing role in countering uncrewed aerial systems, with the 30mm weapon already deployed to Ukraine and adopted by US forces.

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Two contracts from Asian customers will see Rheinmetall Denel Munition deliver low- and medium-velocity 40mm grenades.

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India wants to mount ATGMs on wheeled armoured vehicles, plus it continues to test an ATGM fired from a tank 120mm gun barrel.

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Philippines seeks armoured excavators, activates new tank and artillery units

8th July 2022

New armoured excavators are needed for the Philippine Army, while new tank, artillery and air defence units have also been set up in the Philippines.

Low artillery ammunition stockpiles threaten British Army readiness

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Low artillery ammunition stockpiles threaten British Army readiness

8th July 2022

Low artillery ammunition reserves could be a pressing concern in the short term for the British Army, especially if it finds itself engaged in intense exchanges of fire similar to those seen in Ukraine.

How the Five Eyes militaries are discovering the power of the network (podcast)

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How the Five Eyes militaries are discovering the power of the network (podcast)

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In this bonus episode of the Shephard Defence Podcast, we bring you the second episode from the latest series of the Five Eyes Connectivity podcast.

US Army selects Allison Transmission for M88A3 prototypes

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US Army selects Allison Transmission for M88A3 prototypes

8th July 2022

Allison Transmission will provide the X1100TM-5B propulsion solution for the US Army’s new M88A3 HERCULES prototype vehicle.

MilDef to provide technology for Norwegian armoured vehicles

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MilDef to provide technology for Norwegian armoured vehicles

7th July 2022

With deliveries scheduled in 2022-2023, MilDef will equip various variants of the M113 with computers, displays and network infrastructure for C2.

First US Army Mobile Protected Firepower vehicles will be delivered in 2023

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First US Army Mobile Protected Firepower vehicles will be delivered in 2023

7th July 2022

General Dynamics Land Systems will supply 96 vehicles under a $1.14 billion contract for the Mobile Protected Firepower programme.

Slovakia selects CV90MkIV under BVP replacement effort

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Slovakia selects CV90MkIV under BVP replacement effort

6th July 2022

With the selection of the BAE Systems CV90MkIV under the PBV programme, the Slovak MoD is one step closer to retiring its almost five decades-old fleet of BVPs.

Croatia seeks partner for Patria BOV maintenance

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Croatia seeks partner for Patria BOV maintenance

5th July 2022

Croatian MoD awaits interest from industry in tender to support its 126-vehicle fleet of Patria BOV APCs.

Rheinmetall sells Skyguard 3 systems to international customer

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Rheinmetall sells Skyguard 3 systems to international customer

5th July 2022

An unnamed customer will receive Oerlikon Skyguard 3 air defence systems by 2024.

Armies need to build more trust in AI, experts say

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Armies need to build more trust in AI, experts say

5th July 2022

A newly published paper suggests that to fully harness the potential of AI, militaries need to change the way they think about trust and machine-human collaboration.

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