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SAHA 2026: MKE sets its sights on the Turkish Army’s self-propelled guns

7th May 2026

With multiple artillery platforms on display at SAHA 2026, Turkey’s defence contractors are positioning to replace the country’s older imported platforms.

Saab unveils new round to defeat explosive reactive armour

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Saab unveils new round to defeat explosive reactive armour

7th May 2026

The HEAT 758 has a tandem warhead consisting of an initial charge which neutralises the explosive reactive armour and the main charge which penetrates the primary armour. It is fired from a standard Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon launcher and has been ordered by an undisclosed customer.

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25th May 2022

SAIC is carrying on with data collection as its Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle demonstrator undergoes trials.

Rheinmetall to develop light artillery cannon for US Army

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25th May 2022

Information collected by American Rheinmetall Munition will feed into future US Army lightweight howitzer technologies.

Indian military wants hundreds of 4x4 light vehicles

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Indian military wants hundreds of 4x4 light vehicles

25th May 2022

India needs hundreds of new hardtop 4x4 light vehicles to serve in the army, air force and navy.

Singapore Army improves capability with the Bionix 1+

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24th May 2022

The Singapore Army has upgraded its longest-serving variant of the Bionix infantry fighting vehicle.

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MOHOC refines helmet-mounted camera design

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The new MOHOC 2 real-time streaming helmet camera is designed to work with tactical radios.

Production starts on US Marine Corps C-UAS programme

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24th May 2022

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24th May 2022

The Canadian DND announced on 24 May a new package of aid to Ukraine that includes the donation of more than 20,000 artillery rounds of 155 mm NATO standard ammunition.

Allison positions itself for role in US Army next-gen truck programme

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