Americas
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Nov- 2024 -7 November
Kongsberg to Provide Turrets for US Marine Amphibious Combat Vehicles
The US Navy has awarded Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace a $329-million contract to supply medium caliber turret systems for the US Marines’ amphibious combat vehicles (ACV)-30.
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6 November
Taiwan Says Received First Batch of HIMARS From US
Taiwan has received its first batch of HIMARS from the US, Taipei's defense ministry said, as it races to boost its defenses against a potential Chinese attack.
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6 November
Trump May Further Test US Military Norms in Second Term
Donald Trump is set to resume his sometimes fraught relationship with the military as commander-in-chief, promising to keep US troops out of wars abroad while possibly using them on the streets at home.
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6 November
US Army Bradley IFVs to Be Upgraded With Elbit Iron Fist APS
The US has awarded Elbit Systems a $127-million follow-on contract to supply Iron Fist Active Protection Systems for its Bradley infantry fighting vehicles.
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6 November
New US Air National Guard Marksmanship Training Hub Opens in Arizona
MILO Live has inaugurated a new modular shooting range for the US Air National Guard at the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in Arizona.
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6 November
Pentagon Funds Development of Brain Trauma Headgear Scanner for Combat Zones
The US Department of Defense has awarded Sense Neuro Diagnostics a $2-million contract to support the clinical trial of a traumatic brain injury detection capability for front line care.
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6 November
US Air Force Accepts Eighth BACN Aircraft From Bombardier
Bombardier has delivered the US Air Force’s eighth E-11A Battlefield Airborne Communications Node aircraft in Hartford, Connecticut.
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6 November
Airbus to Provide 19 H135 Training Helicopters to Canadian Air Force
Airbus will provide 19 H135 training helicopters to the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) for the first time.
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5 November
The Warning Dilemma: Why the Intelligence Community Must Capture What Didn’t Happen
The intelligence community needs ways to measure and communicate the success of preventing unseen threats to justify resources and improve oversight.
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5 November
US Navy Contractor ‘Fat Leonard’ Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
Leonard Francis, the Malaysian military contractor known as "Fat Leonard," was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in the US Navy's worst-ever corruption scandal.
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