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Oct- 2024 -31 October
Amentum to Support US Navy T-54A Trainer Fleet Management
Amentum has secured a $490-million deal to provide contractor logistics support for the US Navy’s T-54A Multi-Engine Training Systems.
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31 October
QinetiQ to Provide Target Drones for US Army Training, Tests
QinetiQ has received a contract to supply its Aerial Target Systems 3 for US Army’s Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation Program Office.
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31 October
US Wraps Up Maintenance for Marine Corps Harrier II Fighter Jets
Fleet Readiness Center East has completed final sustainment for the US Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II two years before the fleet’s retirement.
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30 October
Norway Orders AMRAAM Missiles to Boost Air Defenses
Norway signed an agreement with the US to acquire AMRAAM missiles for $367 million to enhance its aerial defense capabilities.
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30 October
American Strikes Killed Up to 35 Jihadists in Syria: US Military
American air strikes killed up to 35 Islamic State group members in Syria earlier this week, the US military said.
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30 October
Red Cat to Supply Edge 130 VTOL Drones for Royal Australian Navy
Puerto Rico-based Red Cat Holdings has secured a contract to provide Edge 130 Blue VTOL systems for the Royal Australian Navy.
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30 October
Ukraine Confirms Procurement of 1.8 Million Drones By 2025
Ukraine has verified it has invested in 1.8 million unmanned aerial systems for 2024 and 2025 in response to Russia’s continuing attacks.
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29 October
Royal Navy to Renovate Merlin Helicopter Fleet Base in Cornwall
The Royal Navy has held a groundbreaking ceremony for a project to revamp its primary Merlin anti-submarine warfare helicopter fleet base in Cornwall, England.
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29 October
NH Industries to Modernize New Zealand NH90 Helicopter Fleet
New Zealand has awarded NH Industries a contract to deliver hardware and software upgrades for the air force’s NH90 helicopters.
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29 October
First German Air Force Pegasus Spy Plane Completes Maiden Flight
The German Air Force's first out of three Pegasus spy planes has completed its maiden flight at Bombardier Defense’s center in Wichita, Kansas.
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