Arms
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Oct- 2024 -7 October
Hanwha Unveils World’s First Amphibious Multi-Rocket Launcher
Hanwha Aerospace has unveiled an unmanned multi-rocket launcher system designed for amphibious operations.
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7 October
Azerbaijan Begins Large-Scale Modernization of Soviet-Era Weapons
Azerbaijan has launched a significant upgrade of its aging military weapons and equipment to more effectively confront emerging threats.
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7 October
BAE Systems Launches Royal Navy’s Sixth Astute-Class Submarine
BAE Systems has launched the future HMS Agamemnon for the Royal Navy, the service's sixth of seven Astute-class submarines.
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7 October
Lithuania Procures Additional NASAMS Air Defense System
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has received an additional purchase order from the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense for the NASAMS air defense system.
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7 October
Indian Firm Teams With AM General, Mandus to Explore Next-Gen Artillery
Kalyani Strategic Systems has signed an agreement with American firms AM General and Mandus Group to explore the co-development of next-generation artillery systems.
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7 October
Boeing to Produce Small Diameter Bombs for US, Allies
The US Air Force has awarded Boeing a contract to produce Small Diameter Bombs with a maximum value of $6.9 billion.
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7 October
Denmark to Invest $618 Million in Ukrainian Defense Production
Denmark has increased its financial assistance for the purchase of Ukrainian defense equipment to $618 million.
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4 October
Lockheed Martin Secures Combined $3.3B Deal for Trident II D5 Missile
The US Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin two contracts worth a combined total of $3.3 billion to work on the Trident II D5 missile program.
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4 October
Ireland Announces Record Defense Budget of $1.49 Billion
Ireland allocates $1.49 billion to defense for subsea surveillance and military radar systems, a $110 million increase over its 2024 budget.
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4 October
US Mulls Letting Taiwan Make Stinger Missiles
The US is considering allowing Taiwan to locally assemble and produce Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to cater to Taipei’s expanded requirements.
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