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5th March 2026

Intended to sustain Operation Epic Fury against Iran, efforts to increase the production of weapons and ammunition could expose long-standing weaknesses in the US defence industrial base.

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4th March 2022

Taiwan will receive launchers, radar trucks and training for the Harpoon Coastal Defense System.

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French supply ship takes shape in record time

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France’s new BRF ships will replace the ageing Durance-class command and supply ships.

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Putin’s war in Ukraine has far-reaching implications for Asian militaries

3rd March 2022

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Singapore’s Formidables to undergo midlife upgrade

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3rd March 2022

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Ukraine-UK naval projects still on despite Russian invasion

2nd March 2022

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Saab to build X-band digital radar prototype for USN

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1st March 2022

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Next-generation Italian submarine project passes system design review

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Next-generation Italian submarine project passes system design review

1st March 2022

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RN plans Type 45 ballistic missile defence, eyes future counter-hypersonic capability

28th February 2022

The UK RN will upgrade its Type 45 destroyers to provide a ballistic missile defence capability while detailing plans for the ship's replacements to feature counter-hypersonic equipment.

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28th February 2022

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