Arms
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Oct- 2023 -12 October
Boeing Ramjet Artillery Shell Hits Record Range in Indirect Test
A Boeing and Nammo team test-fired a Ramjet 155 munition from a 58-caliber Extended Range Cannon Artillery, which they said set a record for longest indirect fire test of a ramjet-powered artillery projectile.
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12 October
Czechs, Denmark Team Up to Send Tanks, Firearms to Ukraine
The Czech Republic and Denmark will send armored vehicles and tanks and thousands of firearms to Ukraine as part of a joint project.
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11 October
BAE Tests M109 Howitzer With 52-Caliber Cannon
BAE Systems test-fired 155-millimeter projectiles from an M109-52 self-propelled howitzer.
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11 October
Australia Boosts Local Ammo Production With $139M Investment
The Australian government is investing $139 million to boost its local munitions production.
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11 October
Lockheed to Deliver High-Powered Laser Weapons to US Army
Lockheed Martin has secured a contract to develop and deliver 300-kilowatt-class laser weapon systems for the US Army.
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11 October
US Rushes ‘Smart’ Bombs to Israel as Hamas Holds Dozens Hostage
Boeing has begun delivering smart munitions to Israel as the country intensifies retaliation in the wake of Hamas' attack that left hundreds dead.
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10 October
US Says Military Support to Israel Won’t Hurt Ukraine Aid
The US decision to step up military support for Israel after the surprise assault by Hamas will not harm Washington's ability to keep arming Ukraine, its NATO envoy said.
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10 October
North Korea Begins Arms Delivery to Russia: Report
North Korea has reportedly begun shipping artillery pieces to Russia, less than a month after Kim Jong Un’s visit.
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9 October
Japan Advances Tomahawk Missile Procurement By a Year
Japan has advanced the procurement of Tomahawk cruise missiles from the US by a year.
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9 October
Russia’s Putin Says Ukraine Would Last ‘a Week’ if Western Aid Stops
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that Ukraine would not survive for more than a week if Western military aid would stop.
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