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Jun- 2025 -3 June
US Navy Contracts BAE for Sea-Based Nuclear Cruise Missile Program
BAE Systems has been contracted to provide continued support and integration services for the US Navy’s Sea-Launched Cruise Missile–Nuclear program.
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3 June
Canadian Navy Picks Rolls-Royce for River-Class Destroyer Power System
Rolls-Royce has reached an agreement with the Royal Canadian Navy to supply propulsion and handling systems for its first three river-class destroyers.
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2 June
Honeywell Proposes F124 Engine for Future Japanese Air Force Programs
Honeywell has proposed its advanced F124 turbofan engine for a pair of future programs of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.
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2 June
HD Hyundai Explores Joint Development of Small Subs With Portuguese Navy
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has signed an agreement with the Portuguese Navy to explore the joint development of futuristic small submarines.
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2 June
Patria to Assemble ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles in Latvia
Patria and GDELS-Santa Barbara Sistemas have announced a collaboration to assemble and maintain ASCOD infantry fighting vehicles at Patria’s Latvian facility.
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May- 2025 -30 May
Saab to Supply Carl-Gustaf M4 Rifles to Canada
Saab has signed a contract to provide the Canadian Armed Forces with the Carl-Gustaf M4 man-portable, multi-role weapon system.
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30 May
Caesar 8×8 Howitzer to Begin Production in Czech Republic
KNDS has announced that the serial production of its Caesar 8x8 artillery system in the Czech Republic will begin in early June.
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28 May
Thyssenkrupp, Saab to Collab on MEKO A-200 Platform
Germany's thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has signed a deal with Saab Australia to explore collaboration opportunities on the MEKO A-200 frigates.
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27 May
Canada Taps L3Harris for New Navy Aircraft Sensors
L3Harris has signed a deal to provide surveillance and targeting systems for Canada's P-8A maritime patrol aircraft.
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27 May
Lockheed Awarded $214M to Upgrade M270 MLRS for US, Allies
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $214-million contract for the continued upgrade of M270 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems into the latest A2 configuration.
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