Business
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Jul- 2023 -10 July
Germany Approves Large Ammo Purchase for Military Stocks, Ukraine
The German Parliament’s Budget Committee has approved the procurement of over $768 million worth of ammunition for the military and Ukraine.
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5 July
Rheinmetall to Build F-35A Center-Fuselage Plant in Germany
Rheinmetall plans to build a plant to manufacture the F-35A fighter jet’s center-fuselages in Germany.
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5 July
US Navy Contracts Boeing to Build Airborne Anti-Submarine Systems
Boeing has received a $12-million production contract for the High Altitude Anti-Submarine Warfare Weapon Capability Air Launch Accessory.
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3 July
Ukraine and Slovakia to Jointly Develop New Howitzer: Report
Ukraine and Slovakia have signed an agreement to jointly develop a 155 mm self-propelled howitzer based on the Slovak Eva gun.
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3 July
IAI to Supply Kamikaze Drones to Three NATO Countries
Israel Aerospace Industries has signed a contract to deliver Rotem loitering munitions to three NATO countries.
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3 July
UK Looking to Buy Cheaper Israeli Alternative to Storm Shadow: Report
The UK is reportedly looking to purchase Israeli Rampage air-to-ground missiles to replenish its stock following deliveries of Storm Shadow cruise missiles to Ukraine.
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3 July
US Approves F-16 Modernization Equipment Sale to Romania
The US State Department has approved the sale of equipment and services to modernize F-16 fighter jets for Romania.
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Jun- 2023 -29 June
Lockheed, Red 6 to Integrate Augmented Reality Into T-50 Trainer Jet
Red 6's Advanced Tactical Augmented Reality System will be integrated into the Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 aircraft and ground-based training systems.
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29 June
US Army to Upgrade MQ-1C Gray Eagle Drone With Targeting Sensors
The US Army has awarded RTX a $118-million contract to deliver a Common Sensor Payload for the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone.
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28 June
Lockheed to Build Truck-Mounted Electronic Warfare System for US Army
The US Army has selected Lockheed Martin to build a long-range electronic warfare system prototype.
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