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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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Qatar opens special ops training center

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The Qatar Special Operations Command (Q-SOC) is set to benefit from a new state-of-the-art training facility following a deal confirmed at the Doha International Maritime …

Poland set to reap the benefits of being in the Patriot family

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Poland set to reap the benefits of being in the Patriot family

3rd April 2018

Poland’s planned purchase of the Patriot air and missile defence system significantly enhances the security picture in Eastern Europe, and brings operational, training and interoperability …

Kongsberg orders Senop command post shelters

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Kongsberg orders Senop command post shelters

3rd April 2018

Patria’s Senop has signed a contract with Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace for the supply of integrated command post shelters, Patria announced on 28 March. The …

Russia slams Poland's 'militarisation' after Patriot missile deal

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Russia slams Poland's 'militarisation' after Patriot missile deal

3rd April 2018

Russia on 29 March condemned what it called Poland's ‘progressive militarisation’ after Warsaw said recently it had signed a deal on buying a US Patriot …

AUSA Global: Army steps up timetable to link THAAD and Patriot

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AUSA Global: Army steps up timetable to link THAAD and Patriot

2nd April 2018

The US Army is accelerating plans to integrate the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) radar with the lower-tier Patriot system to better protect troops and assets from …

Lockheed to mature and integrate MAPS controllers

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Lockheed to mature and integrate MAPS controllers

2nd April 2018

Lockheed Martin has received a next-phase contract to continue maturing the Modular Active Protection System (MAPS) controller base kit hardware and software for the US …

Study underway to examine US mobility requirements

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Study underway to examine US mobility requirements

1st April 2018

United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), together with the Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation organisation within the Office of the Secretary of Defense, have begun a …

AUSA Global: Army lethality focus on ‘Close Combat 100,000’

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AUSA Global: Army lethality focus on ‘Close Combat 100,000’

31st March 2018

As one of the US Amy’s new ‘6 + 2’ cross functional teams (CFT) the Soldier Lethality CFT is focusing its initial efforts on that …

British Army finally selects Boxer for MIV

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British Army finally selects Boxer for MIV

31st March 2018

In a move that has been anticipated for several months, the UK MoD announced on 31 March that it will re-join the Boxer programme and …

UOP fulfills Thailand’s Oplot tank order

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UOP fulfills Thailand’s Oplot tank order

30th March 2018

Ukroboronprom (UOP) has completed production of Oplot-T main battle tanks for the Royal Thai Army, the company announced on 26 March. The combat vehicles have …

AUSA Global: Army moving out on high-energy laser development

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AUSA Global: Army moving out on high-energy laser development

29th March 2018

The US Army is moving forward with plans to field a 50 kW high-energy laser on a 8x8 Stryker vehicle in FY2023, if not quicker, and …

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Raytheon developing UV swarm control tech

29th March 2018

Raytheon’s BBN Technologies is developing technology to direct and control swarms of small UAS and UGVs, the company announced on 26 March. The new technology …

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