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Sep- 2023 -7 September
Vietnam Frigates to Receive Long-Range Acoustic Devices
Protective communications developer Genasys has received a $1.9-million contract to supply long-range acoustic devices to Vietnam.
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7 September
Belgium to Deliver Eight Sea Sparrow Surface-to-Air Missiles to Ukraine
Belgium will reportedly supply eight of the 14 Sea Sparrow air-defense missiles it recently bought from Germany to Ukraine.
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5 September
Hanwha to Unveil ‘Next-Gen’ Military Systems at Polish Defense Expo
South Korea’s Hanwha Group will introduce its “next-generation” defense systems at the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Poland.
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4 September
Canada Receives Fourth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship
The Royal Canadian Navy has received its fourth Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship, the HMCS William Hall, from Irving Shipbuilding.
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Aug- 2023 -31 August
HII Awarded $155M to Outfit Zumwalt Destroyer With Hypersonic Weapon
HII has been awarded $155 million to modernize the US Navy's USS Zumwalt destroyer, including outfitting it with hypersonic weapons.
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31 August
US Military Eyes Taiwan-Facing Port in Philippines
The US military is reportedly considering building a Taiwan-facing port in the northernmost islands of the Philippines.
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31 August
Australia Procures Smart Sea Mines From Rheinmetall
The Australian defense ministry announced its procurement of an unspecified number of smart sea mines from Rheinmetall subsidiary RWM Italia.
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30 August
Aerobond to Build Australia’s Next Anti-Ship Missile Launcher Canisters
Aerobond has signed a contract with Kongsberg Defence Australia to produce Naval Strike Missile launcher canisters.
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29 August
Kim Calls for Boosting North Korea’s Navy
Kim Jong Un has called for boosting North Korea's navy, saying the country's waters brimmed with "the danger of a nuclear war," state media reported.
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28 August
Ukraine Says Second Cargo Ship Reaches Safe Waters Despite Russian Warning
Ukraine said a second civilian cargo ship leaving the port of Odesa had reached safe waters despite warnings from Russia that such vessels may be considered military targets.
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