Business
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Feb- 2022 -16 February
US Awards $94M Egypt Mobile Surveillance System Contract
The US Air Force has awarded Advanced Technology Systems Company a $93.8 million contract to supply Egypt with the Mobile Surveillance Sensor Security System.
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16 February
Epirus Unveils Microwave Counter-Drone Pod
California-based technology startup Epirus has unveiled a drone-deployed electronic warfare pod that uses a high-power microwave to disable drone swarms.
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15 February
Pentagon Fights Defense Industry Consolidation
The Pentagon opened a campaign against the consolidation of defense contractors, saying competition has dwindled as arms suppliers merge and supersize.
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14 February
Hanwha to Build Armored Vehicles With Australian Steel Maker
Hanwha Defense has signed an agreement with Australian steel manufacturer Bisalloy Steels to build armored vehicles for global export.
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11 February
Boeing to Offer P-8A Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft to Canada
Boeing announced that it is offering its P-8A Poseidon to Canada, which is currently seeking a new long-range maritime patrol aircraft.
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10 February
US Approves $14B Sale of F-15 Fighter Jets to Indonesia
The US State Department approved the potential $14 billion sale to Indonesia of 36 F-15 fighter jets and other assorted military equipment.
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10 February
Russian Firm Unveils Stealth Submarine/Patrol Vessel Hybrid
Russia's Rubin Design Bureau has unveiled a larger version of its Sentinel submersible patrol ship, first introduced in April.
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9 February
Thales UK Clinches $122M Challenger 3 Tank Sight Contract
Thales UK has won a $122 million contract to deliver next-generation sights for the British Army’s Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank.
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9 February
Israel’s Rafael Unveils Sky Shield Electronic Attack Pod
Israeli Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. has completed development of its Sky Shield family of Electronic Attack Pods for an unknown customer.
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7 February
Taiwan Welcomes Second US Arms Sale Worth $100M Under Biden
Taiwan thanked the US for selling up to $100 million worth of equipment and services to support its air and missile defense systems.
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