Americas
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Sep- 2022 -8 September
Curtiss-Wright to Provide Generators for US Navy Columbia-Class Submarine
Northrop Grumman has awarded Curtiss-Wright a $120 million contract to provide generators for the US Navy’s future Columbia-class submarine.
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8 September
US Military Test Launches ICBM
The US military tested an unarmed ICBM, the second in less than a month after a previous launch was delayed twice.
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8 September
US Warns ‘Further Action’ to Follow Iran’s Albania Cyberattack
The White House warned of "further action" against Iran as it condemned what it called an "unprecedented" cyberattack against US ally Albania.
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7 September
American Rheinmetall Partners With Anduril on Next-Gen Infantry Vehicle
American Rheinmetall Vehicles has partnered with Anduril Industries for the US Army Optionally-Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
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7 September
Ex-Pentagon Chiefs Warn of Political Interference in Military
Former Pentagon chiefs warned the deep divisions in US politics are putting pressure on the armed forces and expressed concern that civilian political interference in the military could worsen.
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7 September
USAF Seeking New Stand-Off Attack Weapon
The US Air Force has issued a Request for Information for a new air-launched munition from stand-off ranges.
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7 September
Northrop Grumman to Develop Advanced Radar for NATO Drone
The US Air Force has awarded a $13-million contract to Northrop Grumman to develop an advanced radar for integration into NATO drones.
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6 September
US Military Announces Plan to Test ICBM
The US military will test-launch an ICBM, the Pentagon announced, in the second such practice operation in less than a month.
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6 September
Russia Buying N. Korean Artillery Rounds as Sanctions Bite: Report
Russia is reportedly buying artillery shells from North Korea as sanctions bite the country's ability to supply military equipment to its forces.
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6 September
Rheinmetall to Extend Range of US Army’s 155mm Munitions
The US Army has contracted American Rheinmetall Munitions to produce an artillery extended range charge prototype for 155-mm munitions.
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