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27 September

Soldiers with the 1st Battalion, 149th Infantry, Charlie Company conduct fire phobia Crowd Riot Control training (CRC) from their Slovenian instructors at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC) in Hohenfels, Germany Feb. 11, 2022. Fire phobia training is meant to familiarize Soldiers with response to an improvised incindiery device, Molotov cocktail, in a riot control situation. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Alexander Hellmann)

MediWound to Continue Developing Burn Treatment for US Army

MediWound has received a $6.5-million contract to extend the development of a non-surgical burn injury solution for the US Army.

27 September

Inder Singh Bisht

BAE Wins F-22 Electronic Warfare System Sustainment Contract

Lockheed Martin has awarded BAE Systems a five-year sustainment contract for the AN/ALR-94 advanced digital electronic warfare system for the US Air Force F-22.

27 September

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense training

Rojoef Manuel

US DoD Begins Production of Aerosol, Vapor Chemical Agent Detector

The US has begun the production of Aerosol and Vapor Chemical Agent Detector systems as part of an effort signed in 2018.

27 September

Part of the upper deck of Germany's Sachsen F-124 ship is seen on the photo. the laser weapon demonstrator, which looks like a giant rectangular box, is seen on the center left. The initials "MBDA" is written on its left side, and the name "Rheinmetall" is on the right. The sea, stretching over the horizon, serves as the background of the picture.

Juster Domingo

Germany Completes Sea Trials for Laser Weapon

The German Navy completed test trials at sea for its laser weapon demonstrator integrated on the Sachsen F-124, an air-defense frigate.

27 September

Joe Saballa

US Army Finally Fields IVAS Goggles After Years of Delay

The US Army is finally fielding its Integrated Visual Augmentation System goggles after years of technical issues and delays.

27 September

Three uniformed personnel from the New Zealand Defence Force huddle in front of a computer screen displaying programs most likely used for cyber defense purposes. An officer, with their back turned, is on the background. A keyboard, mouse, and laptop are on the computer desk, alongside a piece of paper with a bar graph printed on it.

Juster Domingo

New Zealand Bolsters Cybersecurity in US Defense Exercise

The New Zealand Defence Force has tested its cybersecurity capabilities and cyber threat preparedness in a US-led exercise.

26 September

Joe Saballa

China ‘Overwhelmingly Ahead’ of US in Sensor Research: Think Tank

China is “overwhelmingly ahead” of the US in research on advanced sensor technologies for defense, an Australian think tank has claimed.

26 September

US Air Force's first electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) air taxi

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force Receives First eVTOL Air Taxi

Joby Aviation has delivered the first electric vertical landing and takeoff system to the US Air Force as part of an effort to integrate air taxis into the service.

26 September

Rojoef Manuel

HII, General Dynamics to Use 3D Printing for Virginia Submarine Construction

HII and General Dynamics have announced the employment of 3D printing for the shipbuilding processes on future US Virginia-class submarines.

26 September

Rojoef Manuel

USAF Breaks Ground on First-Ever Electric Aircraft Charging Station

The US Air Force and BETA Technologies have conducted a ground-breaking ceremony for an air mobility electric charging station at Duke Field, Florida.

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