Arms
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Jul- 2024 -23 July
Raytheon HELWS Laser Weapon Completes First Fire for British Army
Raytheon has conducted the initial fire test of its High-Energy Laser Weapon System aboard a military vehicle for the British Army.
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23 July
Northrop Tests Next-Gen Electronic Warfare Suite on F-16
Northrop Grumman tested the F-16 next-generation electronic warfare suite in an anechoic chamber recently.
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22 July
Indra, Idbotic to Develop Hardware Encryption for Future European Air Combat System
Indra has signed an agreement with Spanish startup Idbotic to develop hardware encryption for the Future Combat Air Warfare System’s sensors and systems.
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22 July
GE Aerospace Completes NATO Next-Gen Rotorcraft Powerplant Study
GE Aerospace has completed the NATO Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability novel powerplant concept study.
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22 July
US Navy’s SM-6 Missile Intercepts Target Using Army’s LTAMDS Radar
Raytheon has demonstrated a simulated missile interception using the US Army’s new missile defense radar and command and control system and the US Navy’s interceptor.
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19 July
US Approves $138M Hellfire, APKWS Missile Sales to Czech Republic
The US State Department has approved the potential sale of Hellfire air-to-surface missiles and Advanced Precision Kill Weapon Systems to the Czech Republic.
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18 July
France’s Third Barracuda Nuclear Attack Sub Commences Sea Trials
France’s third Suffren-class submarine of the Barracuda program embarked on its maiden sea voyage last week.
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18 July
Bavarian Firm to Deliver Kamikaze Drone to Ukraine’s Kraken Special Unit
German defense startup Donaustahl has been approved to produce and export its Maus first-person view drone.
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18 July
US, Japan Eye Joint Development of High-Powered Microwave Weapons
The US and Japan are planning to collaborate on the development of high-powered microwave weapons to defend against hostile drones.
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18 July
Poland Buys Additional Wolverine Armored Vehicles
The Polish government has invested $661.8 million to procure Wolverine armored personnel carriers for the armed forces.
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