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9 November

Joe Saballa

Norway Buys More K9 Howitzers, Armored Vehicles From S. Korea

Norway has ordered additional K9 self-propelled howitzers and armored vehicles from South Korea’s Hanwha Defense.

8 November

A 52nd Special Operations Squadron MC-130J Combat Shadow II aircraft flies over the skies of New Mexico.

Inder Singh Bisht

US to Conduct Maiden Air-Dropped Missile Live-Fire Exercise: Report

The US Special Forces will reportedly conduct a live-fire exercise of airdropped cruise missiles this week over the Norwegian Sea.

8 November

Joe Saballa

Germany Completes Acceptance Trials for 127mm Vulcano Ammunition

The German Navy has completed acceptance trials of its 127-millimeter Vulcano ammunition from Italian firm Leonardo.

8 November

Staff Writer With AFP

North Korea Dismisses as ‘Groundless’ US Claims of Arms Supplies to Russia: State Media

North Korea said claims by the United States that Pyongyang is supplying arms to Moscow for its war in Ukraine were groundless.

4 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Bern Forbids Germany From Sending Swiss Munitions to Ukraine

Switzerland banned Germany from sending to Ukraine any Swiss-made munitions used by anti-aircraft guns Berlin wants to dispatch to the war-torn country.

4 November

Joe Saballa

Lockheed Wins $500M US Navy Nuclear Missile Contract

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $581.2-million contract to supply the US Navy with more Trident II submarine-launched nuclear missiles.

4 November

Rojoef Manuel

US Greenlights Potential Guided Rocket Sale to Finland

The US State Department approves possible $535 million foreign military sale of guided multiple launch rocket systems to Finland.

3 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Bulgaria Parliament Approves Sending Military Aid to Ukraine

Bulgaria's parliament green-lit sending military aid to Ukraine, after a previous decision to refrain from directly supplying arms to the war-torn country following Russia's invasion.

3 November