Naval Warfare
Egypt set to obtain US maritime security equipment in FMS package
Egypt is close to receiving an array of US-supplied equipment for maritime security and surveillance, after the State Department approved a FMS package worth an estimated $417 million.
The North African country requires this system to provide its armed forces with a real-time maritime situational awareness capability to defend its ...
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