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AUSA 2026: Nammo advances 155mm ramjet artillery technology for extended-range fire

15th October 2026

Nammo is developing new artillery ammunition designed to extend firing ranges, combining ramjet propulsion research with conventional, base-bleed and rocket-assisted projectile designs.

AUSA 2026: AM General boss confirms 300-plus JLTV A2s delivered as export orders approach

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AUSA 2026: AM General boss confirms 300-plus JLTV A2s delivered as export orders approach

14th October 2026

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle programme for the US Marine Corps appears to be making progress, with AM General increasing production of its version while Oshkosh Defense has secured long-lead materials in anticipation of becoming a second supplier.

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