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Mar- 2023 -30 March
Lockheed, Raytheon to Start Developing HALO Ship-Killing Missile for US Navy
The US Navy has contracted Raytheon Missiles & Defense and Lockheed Martin to develop a hypersonic anti-ship missile.
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30 March
Israeli Strikes Near Damascus Wound Two Soldiers: Syria
Israel carried out missile strikes near Damascus early Thursday that wounded two Syrian soldiers, Syria's defense ministry said.
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29 March
Lockheed to Equip US THAAD With Rocketdyne Boost Motors, Thrusters
Lockheed Martin has contracted Aerojet Rocketdyne to produce solid rocket motors that power the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system.
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29 March
France Unveils ‘CAPA-X’ Modular VTOL Drone Concept
French defense firm SURVEY Copter has unveiled a light tactical drone concept that can perform vertical takeoff and landing.
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29 March
US Army Trials BAE Systems Counter-Drone Laser Guidance Kits
The US Army has tested BAE Systems’ APKWS laser guidance kits on a counter-drone mission at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona.
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28 March
Poland to Equip New AW149 Helicopters With Hellfire Missiles
Poland has announced its new AW149 multi-role helicopters will be equipped with AGM-114 Hellfire missiles.
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28 March
NATO A330 Tanker Fleet Achieves Initial Operational Capability
NATO’s A330 multinational multi-roe tanker transporter fleet has achieved initial operational capability for a complete range of missions.
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28 March
Turkey Unveils Shipborne Bayraktar TB-3 Drone
Turkish defense firm Baykar Technologies has unveiled its new Bayraktar TB-3 drone for launch from naval vessels.
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28 March
Lockheed to Develop Long-Range Maneuverable Missile for US Army
Lockheed Martin receives a US Army contract to develop a future precision strike missile to strike targets more than 1,000 kilometers away.
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28 March
Kim Calls for Ramping up N.Korea’s ‘Weapon-Grade Nuclear Material’
Kim Jong Un called for North Korea to expand production of "weapon-grade nuclear materials," state media said.
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