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

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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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AUSA Global: Army cultivating EW and cyber skills in Asia-Pacific

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AUSA Global: Army cultivating EW and cyber skills in Asia-Pacific

27th March 2018

The US Army is standing up a multi-domain, prototyping task force in the Asia-Pacific region to hone EW and cyber skills. During a 26 March …

Chinese marines could have adopted 8x8 SPH

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Chinese marines could have adopted 8x8 SPH

27th March 2018

It appears likely that the Marine Corps of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has adopted the PLL-09, an 8x8 SPH boasting a 122mm gun. …

Japan creates Ground Component Command

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Japan creates Ground Component Command

27th March 2018

The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) established a new Ground Component Command on 27 March to unify its five existing armies: the Northern, Northeastern, Eastern, …

AUSA Global: Army outlines precision fires initiatives

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AUSA Global: Army outlines precision fires initiatives

26th March 2018

US Army representatives used this week’s Association of the US Army Global Force Symposium to spotlight efforts underway across the service’s cross functional teams (CFTs).  …

AUSA Global: Army exploring best path for hypersonic weapons development

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AUSA Global: Army exploring best path for hypersonic weapons development

26th March 2018

US Army leadership is weighing its options when it comes to developing hypersonic weapons, but isn't prepared to dive into programme specifics.  During the Association …

Harris wins Asia C2 contract

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Harris wins Asia C2 contract

26th March 2018

Harris Corporation will modernise and upgrade an unnamed Asian nation’s military communications network under a contract announced on 21 March. For the command and control …

AUSA Global: Harris unveils its US Army Leader Radio

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AUSA Global: Harris unveils its US Army Leader Radio

26th March 2018

Harris Corporation has unveiled the latest member of its software defined radio (SDR) family, specifically designed for the US Army’s Leader Radio programme. Described as …

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BAE logs US Army ENVGIII/FWS-I order

26th March 2018

BAE Systems has received two orders totalling $97 million from the US Army for night vision goggles and thermal weapon sights, the company announced on …

US Army looks to heavier airdrops

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US Army looks to heavier airdrops

26th March 2018

The US Army is exploring options for a new heavy weight airdrop system. Under a RfI released on 23 March 2018, the army’s Natick Soldier …

USMC looks to MTVR life extension

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USMC looks to MTVR life extension

26th March 2018

The US Marine Corps is seeking companies interested in participating in a Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR) technology demonstrator (TD) programme, which would be used to …

Poland signs offset agreement for Patriot

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Poland signs offset agreement for Patriot

26th March 2018

The Polish government has officially signed an offset agreement with US industry that will pave the way for the purchase of the Patriot integrated air …

Australia orders artillery ammo

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Australia orders artillery ammo

26th March 2018

Rheinmetall has received a contract from the Australian Defence Force to supply various projectile types from the company’s Assegai family, along with fuses and propelling …

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