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Nov- 2022 -7 November
British Army, Navy Test Tactical Data Link on Wildcat Helicopter
The British Army and Royal Navy have tested a new solution allowing military aircraft to share crucial information on the battlefield.
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7 November
Bulgaria Parliament Approves Buying More F-16 US Fighter Jets
Bulgaria's parliament approved a deal to buy eight F-16 fighter jets from the United States in addition to another eight it ordered in 2019.
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7 November
Ten Killed in Syria Regime Rocket Strikes: Monitor
Syrian regime rocket fire killed 10 people at makeshift camps for displaced people in the country's last major rebel-held bastion.
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7 November
Norway to Sell 32 Used F-16 Fighters to Romania
Norway announced that it will sell 32 used F-16 fighter jets to fellow NATO member Romania.
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4 November
US Marine Corps Receives Final Viper Helicopter, Completes H-1 Program
Bell Textron Inc. has delivered the 189th and final AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter for the US Marine Corps at Amarillo Assembly Center, Texas.
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4 November
Israel Says Jets Hit Hamas Military Site After Rocket Fire
Israeli fighter jets targeted a rocket manufacturing site in the Gaza Strip in response to rockets fired toward Israel, the army said.
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4 November
Myanmar Takes Delivery of Russian Sukhoi Su-30 Jets: Monitor
Myanmar's military has begun taking delivery of a batch of Russian-made Sukhoi Su-30 combat jets, a monitoring group said.
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4 November
UK Names Four Competitors for New Medium Helicopter Contract
The UK Ministry of Defence has selected four aerospace giants to compete for its $1.15-billion New Medium Helicopter program.
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3 November
Mercury Launches New Electronic Warfare Combat Training Pod
Mercury Systems launched its new reprogrammable electronic attack training system to hone pilots’ combat skills in realistic warfare scenarios.
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3 November
KAI to Develop Amphibious Attack Helicopter for S. Korean Marines
Korea Aerospace Industries has clinched a $308.2-million deal to develop amphibious attack helicopters for the Republic of Korea Marine Corps.
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