Americas
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Jun- 2022 -21 June
US, Morocco Launch Vast Military Exercise
The US and Morocco launched the vast annual "African Lion" military exercise, amid tensions between the North African kingdom and Algeria.
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20 June
US, Marshall Islands Eye New Security Deal by Year End
The US and the Marshall Islands hope to reach a security deal before the end of the year, as Washington tries to counter growing Chinese influence in the region.
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20 June
US Conducts ‘Largest’ Cyber Defense Exercise
The US Department of Defense has conducted the country’s “largest” unclassified cyber defense exercise involving American cyber specialists.
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17 June
Raytheon Demos Next-Gen BLOS Communication System for US Army
Raytheon Intelligence & Space recently announced the completion of a five-week demonstration of its transportable, beyond-line-of-sight Troposcatter communications system for the US Army.
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17 June
Germany Acquires 127 PackBot Unmanned Ground Vehicles
Germany has acquired 127 PackBot 525 unmanned ground vehicles from American defense manufacturer Teledyne FLIR.
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17 June
US Military Developing ‘Alternative Operating Facility’ in Pacific
The US is constructing a facility in the Pacific amid concerns that China’s growing military capabilities pose a threat to Guam and Hawaii.
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17 June
Teledyne FLIR Launches New Kobra 725 Multi-Mission Robot
American technology firm Teledyne FLIR has introduced its Kobra 725 modular unmanned ground system for military use.
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16 June
Pratt & Whitney Receives $4.38B F-35 Engine Contract
The US Naval Air Systems Command has awarded Pratt and Whitney a $4.38 billion contract to deliver 178 F-35 fighter engines.
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16 June
Lockheed Considering Reconfiguring JAGM for Air Defense
Lockheed Martin is reportedly considering whether the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile could be reconfigured for Mobile Short Range Air Defense.
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16 June
Onyx Develops Swimming Capability for US Army Robot Dogs
Onyx Industries has developed an advanced tail-kit to enable US Army robot dogs to swim for more than half an hour.
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