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12 May

Lockheed Equips Oshkosh Tactical Vehicles With Spike Missiles

Lockheed Martin has successfully integrated its Spike missile system into Oshkosh Defense’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.

12 May

Joe Saballa

US Marines to Field Multi-Barrel Sniper Rifle

The US Marine Corps has nearly completed testing its new multi-barrel Mk22 Mod 0 Advanced Sniper Rifle, designed to increase troop lethality.

11 May

Inder Singh Bisht

India Not to Repeat Sig Sauer Rifle Contract, Cites ‘Performance’

The Indian government has decided against repeating a $90 million order for 72,400 “Patrol” Sig Sauer assault rifles due to performance issues.

11 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Australia Announces $700 Million Special Forces Weapons Upgrade

The Australian government plans to provide its special operations forces with equipment and technologies worth 1 billion Australian dollars ($700 million).

10 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Raytheon, Rafael Test US Marine Medium-Range Interceptor Capability

Raytheon and Rafael have live-tested the Medium Range Interceptor Capability to examine the integration of its key components.

10 May

South Korea’s new president, Yoon Suk Yeol, outside the headquarters of his People Power Party in Seoul

Staff Writer With AFP

South Korea’s Yoon Calls on North to Give up Nukes

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol called for the "complete denuclearization" of the North at his swearing-in.

10 May

Two Russian soldiers patrol in the Mariupol drama theatre

Staff Writer With AFP

US Says Sanctions Biting Into Russia’s Arms Industry

International sanctions are hitting Russia's arms industry, which is struggling to replace guided missiles used by Russia's military in Ukraine because of an embargo, a US defense official said.

9 May