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The British Army continues to face gaps in its armoured fighting vehicle fleet, with replacement plans for Warrior and FV432 still unresolved despite ongoing deliveries of Boxer and Ajax.

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Pentagon looks to counter rivals' hypersonic missiles

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Russian Army receives Solntsepek systems

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Russian Army receives Solntsepek systems

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India scurries to buy thousands of small arms

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India scurries to buy thousands of small arms

16th February 2018

The Defence Acquisition Council’s (DAC) approval on 13 February for procurement of small arms worth more than $2.2 billion for the Indian military is being …

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EO/IR Special Report: Plethora of systems on show at Singapore Airshow (video)

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IDF takes on new AS60 shoulder-launched weapon

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IDF takes on new AS60 shoulder-launched weapon

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Army steps forward on 40mm airburst

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Army steps forward on 40mm airburst

15th February 2018

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France accelerates Scorpion modernisation programme

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France accelerates Scorpion modernisation programme

15th February 2018

Deliveries of the French Army’s new armoured vehicles, being procured under its ambitious Scorpion modernisation programme, will be accelerated by the government under new defence …

Latvia to order Spike missiles

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Latvia to order Spike missiles

15th February 2018

The Latvian Ministry of Defence (MoD) is set to sign a $132.3 million contract with EuroSpike for the purchase of Israeli-made Spike anti-tank missile systems. …

New body armour design sees European SOF evaluation

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