Arms
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Aug- 2024 -13 August
Hanwha Demos K9’s Interoperability With US Army Excalibur Round
Hanwha’s K9 self-propelled howitzer demonstrated its interoperability with the Raytheon M982A1 Excalibur precision-guided 155mm rounds earlier this year.
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13 August
US Lifts Ban on Offensive Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia
The United States said it would resume sales of offensive weapons to Saudi Arabia, ending a years-long suspension.
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12 August
Kyiv to Receive First Ukraine-Built Lynx Infantry Vehicle This Year
Ukraine will receive the first locally-produced Lynx infantry fighting vehicle from Rheinmetall by the end of this year.
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12 August
US Approves Selling 16 HIMARS to Norway
The US State Department has approved the sale of 16 M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems to Norway.
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12 August
Poland Inks Deal for 48 Patriot Air Defense Launchers
Poland signed a contract to build 48 launchers for the US-designed Patriot air and missile defence systems to boost Warsaw's military capabilities.
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12 August
After China, US Unveils Rifle-Toting Robot Dogs
The US Army showcased its ground-breaking quadruped unmanned ground vehicle armed with an assault rifle during Operation Hard Kill.
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12 August
Royal Australian Navy Standard Missile 6 Completes First Live Fire
The Royal Australian Navy has completed the maiden fire test of its Standard Missile 6 from the HMAS Sydney Hobart-class destroyer in Hawaii.
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9 August
Iran Says Guards Navy Gets ‘Large Number’ of New Missiles, Drones
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have added long-range missiles and drones to the force's navy, official media said.
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9 August
Swedish Military Enhances Black Hawk’s Range by 50 Percent
The Swedish Armed Forces is modifying its UH60-M Black Hawk helicopter fleet to enhance its flight time by 50 percent.
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8 August
US Air Force Tests Boeing Modular Weapons Pylon on B-1
A US Air Force B-1B test aircraft recently flew with a reconfigurable weapons pylon, enhancing the aircraft’s weapons load capacity by 50 percent.
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