US Army advances with the integration of PAC-3 MSE, LTAMDS and IBCS
The service recently carried out two flight tests at the White Sands Missile Range against cruise and ballistic missile surrogates.
In order to keep the CV90 (Schützenpanzer 2000) IFV in service until 2040, Swiss defence procurement agency Armasuisse is running a life-extension programme to upgrade the army’s entire fleet of 186 vehicles.
BAE Systems Hägglunds announced a contract with the Armasuisse on 18 November, to improve optical, electrical and electronic components of the CV90. A new electronics architecture will be added to support adaptation to future technology.
The agreement also comprises the installation of 'Active Damping' technology which reduces wear and tear, minimises through-life repair costs, improves speed in terrain and rides comfort. Additionally, the vehicles will be fitted with
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The service recently carried out two flight tests at the White Sands Missile Range against cruise and ballistic missile surrogates.
The demand for missiles reflects current strategic interests, such as those in the Indo-Pacific region and conflict in Europe, along with an expectation of local involvement in manufacture which also supports a drive to build capacity.
The trial is the latest stage of the Ministry of Defence’s Land Laser Directed Energy Weapon (LDEW) demonstrator programme.
The Czech Army is in the process of converting their 73rd Armoured Battalion from Soviet to German main battle tanks (MBTs).
Singapore’s ST Engineering will help Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering set up in-country production capability and provide technical support.
Precision machining company brings production of 60mm, 81mm and 120mm smooth bore mortar barrels back to the UK.