Arms
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Mar- 2024 -13 March
Pentagon Needs $10B to Replenish Weapons Sent to Ukraine: Officials
The US Department of Defense will need around $10 billion to replace weapons and equipment sent to Ukraine, according to high-ranking officials.
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12 March
US Approves Sale of 18 JLTVs to North Macedonia
The US State Department has approved the sale of 18 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to North Macedonia for $111 million.
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12 March
Spanish Army Receives Four More Castor Armored Combat Vehicles
General Dynamics European Land Systems has handed over four ASCOD Castor armored combat vehicles to the Spanish Army.
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12 March
US Army Cancels Extended Range Cannon Artillery Program
The US Army has canceled its Extended Range Cannon Artillery program following a failed prototyping effort last year.
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12 March
Dassault to Ramp Up Rafale Production to Meet Rising Demand: CEO
Dassault Aviation will increase Rafale fighter jet’s monthly production from two to three by the end of 2024, CEO Eric Trapiier said.
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12 March
India Tests Missile Capable of Carrying Multiple Nuclear Warheads
India has successfully test-fired a domestically developed ballistic missile capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads for the first time.
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11 March
French Defense Firms to Produce Weapons in Ukraine
Three French companies plan to produce military equipment in Ukraine to help Kyiv bolster its war efforts, Defense Minister Lecornu said.
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11 March
Stratolaunch Achieves First Powered Hypersonic Test Vehicle Flight
Stratolaunch achieved the first powered flight of its Talon-A hypersonic test vehicle, TA-1, last week.
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11 March
F-35A First 5th-Gen Fighter Jet Authorized to Carry Nukes
Lockheed Martin’s F-35A Joint Strike Fighter aircraft has received authorization to carry nuclear bombs.
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8 March
China Bristles as India Moves 10,000 Soldiers to Guard Border
Beijing denounced India’s reported repositioning of 10,000 soldiers from its western border to its border with China.
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