Americas
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Nov- 2022 -22 November
Colombia Resumes Talks With Powerful ELN Guerrilla Group
Colombia's government and the National Liberation Army, the last recognized rebel group in the country, resumed formal peace talks.
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21 November
US Navy Receives Latest Next-Gen Amphibious Hovercraft
The US Navy has received LCAC 106 to support logistics for weapons, cargo, and personnel from ship to shore and across naval territories.
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21 November
US Marine Corps to Modernize Fuel Dispensing Capability
The US Marine Corps has begun developing a new expeditionary fuel dispensing technology to meet the fuel requirements of future battlefields.
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21 November
US Marines Acquiring Small Craft Fleet to Support Experimentation
The US Marine Corps is pursuing the rapid acquisition of small expeditionary watercraft to support its Force Design 2030 experimentation efforts.
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21 November
US B-1B Bomber Redeployed for Joint Drill: South Korean Military
A US B-1B strategic bomber was redeployed to the Korean peninsula for a joint air drill with South Korea, Seoul's military said.
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21 November
US Army IBCS Intercepts Cruise Missile in Latest Trial
The US Army’s Integrated Air & Missile Defense Battle Command System successfully intercepted a cruise missile during its latest live-fire trial.
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21 November
Over 100 Unmanned Vessels to Be Deployed in Gulf Waters: CENTCOM
A US-led task force will deploy over 100 unmanned vessels in the Gulf region's strategic waters by next year to stave off maritime threats.
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18 November
Rockets Target US-Led Forces in Northeast Syria
The US military said a rocket attack late targeted international coalition forces in northeast Syria, without causing any casualties.
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18 November
Canada to Send Surveillance Capabilities, Winter Gear to Ukraine
Canada announced additional military aid for Ukrainian forces at the virtual Ukraine Defence Contract Group meeting Wednesday.
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18 November
US Marines Buy 30 More Amphibious Combat Vehicles Despite Safety Issues
The US Marine Corps is purchasing additional Amphibious Combat Vehicles despite safety issues during training.
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