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FNSS looks to put uncrewed vehicles at the front of amphibious assaults

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FNSS looks to put uncrewed vehicles at the front of amphibious assaults

21st August 2026

The new platform is designed to put reconnaissance, obstacle clearance and fire support ahead of the crewed force in a contested landing.

Hanwha debuts with US Army deal worth up to $3.6 billion as it eyes future M109 replacement

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Hanwha debuts with US Army deal worth up to $3.6 billion as it eyes future M109 replacement

20th August 2026

The Mobile Tactical Cannon is to replace the US Army’s M777 towed howitzers which could result in the procurement of almost 500 systems at an estimated $3.59 billion.

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India seeks articulated all-terrain vehicles

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India seeks articulated all-terrain vehicles

31st March 2022

The Indian Army plans to operate the new all-terrain vehicles in both mountainous and marshy areas.

DSA 2022: Pearson envisages bolt-on advantages for Asia-Pacific armour fleets

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DSA 2022: Pearson envisages bolt-on advantages for Asia-Pacific armour fleets

31st March 2022

There are only a few new armour programmes in the Asia-Pacific region and a number of programmes are nearing completion, but Pearson Engineering believes there is potential to provide military armoured vehicle fleets with additional capabil...

DSA 2022: Australian weapons mount specialist seeks bigger Southeast Asian impact

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DSA 2022: Australian weapons mount specialist seeks bigger Southeast Asian impact

30th March 2022

W&E Platt aims to enhance the STANAG protection rating for its weapons mounts while it attempts to attract business in Southeast Asia.

DSA 2022: MILDEF displays light tactical vehicle for Malaysian airborne and commando units

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DSA 2022: MILDEF displays light tactical vehicle for Malaysian airborne and commando units

30th March 2022

Malaysian manufacturer MILDEF Technologies showcased its Light Tactical Surveillance Vehicle at DSA 2022.

DSA 2022: Nexter seals Malaysian MoU for Caesar

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DSA 2022: Nexter seals Malaysian MoU for Caesar

30th March 2022

Advanced Defence Systems and Nexter have signed an MoU to promote the Caesar system as a self-propelled artillery solution for the Malaysian Armed Forces.

Arquus extends involvement with new-look Caesar

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Arquus extends involvement with new-look Caesar

30th March 2022

Arquus will provide the rolling base for the Caesar 6x6 Mark II self-propelled gun.

Multi-domain operations dominate US Army budget request

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Multi-domain operations dominate US Army budget request

30th March 2022

The US Army has solicited $35 billion in its FY 2023 budget request for acquisitions and research, development, test and evaluation efforts.

Japan’s army establishes new electronic operations unit

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Japan’s army establishes new electronic operations unit

29th March 2022

Japan is expanding its number of EW units, plus it is developing high-powered microwave weapons able to counter enemy UAVs.

FN Herstal demonstrates new C-UAS solutions

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FN Herstal demonstrates new C-UAS solutions

29th March 2022

The deFNder Family of Remote Weapon Stations from FN Herstal was tested for countering UAVs during the NATO Non-Lethal Technology Exercise (NNTEX-C) in Sardinia, Italy.

Trophy gains extra European flavour with technology transfer

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Trophy gains extra European flavour with technology transfer

29th March 2022

New company focuses on promoting Israeli-developed APS for European and NATO militaries.

DSA 2022: Dillon Aero seeks to stoke Asia-Pacific appetite for miniguns

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DSA 2022: Dillon Aero seeks to stoke Asia-Pacific appetite for miniguns

29th March 2022

Malaysia already fields miniguns from Dillon Aero on land and rotary-wing platforms but the US manufacturer is seeking other Asia-Pacific customers.

Future of Czech IFV acquisition programme to be defined in April

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Future of Czech IFV acquisition programme to be defined in April

29th March 2022

The Czech MoD is approaching the end of a legal audit of the BVP replacement programme and intends to have the results of this analysis by the end of this month. The goal is to define the future of the programme in April.

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