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16 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Luxembourg to Procure $2.83B in Military Vehicles for Binational Battalion

Luxembourg will invest $2.83 billion in the procurement of military vehicles over the next 30 years.

16 May

A soldier wearing a gas mask and camouflage fatigues is seen holding a ChemProX handheld chemical detector in a grassy field.

Juster Domingo

Norway Awards Seven-Year CBRN Kit Contract to Finnish Firm

Norway has awarded a seven-year contract to Bertin Environics for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense squad kits.

16 May

Juster Domingo

Lithuania Receives New Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles From US

Lithuania has received a new shipment of Javelin medium-range anti-tank weapon systems from the US for $16.6 million.

16 May

Three uniformed military officials are seen in a meeting, with one official standing up and raising his right arm to gesture to the group and the other two listening while sitting at a table. The room they are in appears to be an office, with maps, graphs, and various illustrations attached to the whiteboard and the wall in the background. Laptops and other electronic devices are propped up on the table.

Juster Domingo

Ukraine Joins Combined Federated Battle Labs Network

Ukraine has joined the Combined Federated Battle Labs Network to promote multinational C4ISR research and development.

16 May

Rojoef Manuel

Luxembourg to Renovate Military Centers in Waldhof, Bleesdall

Luxembourg has approved bills to refurbish a military camp in Waldhof and a shooting range facility in Bleesdall.

16 May

Members of the Polish air force C-130 Hercules maintenance crew ensure the propellers are working on the aircraft during Red Flag-Alaska on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, June 13, 2012. The goal of Red Flag-Alaska is to provide each aircrew with vital first missions to increase their chances of survival in combat environments.

Rojoef Manuel

Raytheon Delivers First Airborne Radio for Polish Hercules Transport Fleet

Raytheon subsidiary Collins Aerospace has supplied the initial networked communications airborne radio for Poland’s C-130H Hercules aircraft.

16 May

An IRIS-T missile is seen flying in a cloudy blue sky. It juts out smoke and red and white flames as it propels upward. The missile is sleek, painted gray, and has four fins attached to its bottom.

Juster Domingo

Nammo, Raytheon Team up for Critical Solid Rocket Motor Production

Nammo has signed a deal with Raytheon to introduce new critical solid rocket motor manufacturing lines at its Perry, Florida site.

16 May

Rojoef Manuel

Airbus, Babcock Sign Maintenance Contract for French EC145 Helicopters

Airbus and Babcock have secured a contract to sustain 48 EC145 twin-engine light utility helicopters for the French government.

16 May

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Says Halted Russian ‘Advance’ in Some Kharkiv Zones

The Ukrainian army said it halted a Russian advance in some zones of the Kharkiv region, where Moscow launched a new offensive on May 10.

16 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Finland Plans TNT Factory to Meet Europe’s Explosives Demand

The Finnish government is planning to build a TNT explosives factory in the country, Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen said.

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