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Jun- 2025 -19 JuneAir
India Eyes Homegrown Directed Energy Weapons to Boost Anti-Drone Defense
India plans to acquire locally-made directed energy weapons to expand the defense force’s counter-unmanned aerial system capabilities.
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19 JuneAmericas
US Air Force Executes First Coding Sprint for Enhanced C2 Ops
The US Air Force has completed an inaugural coding experiment in support of advancing command and control capabilities in Nevada.
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19 JuneMiddle East
Israeli Hospital, Tel Aviv Area Struck After Iranian Missile Attack
A hospital in southern Israel and two towns near Tel Aviv were struck after a barrage of Iranian missiles, with rescuers reporting at least 47 people injured.
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19 JuneEurope
Ukraine Has Tools to Counter Drones, but Funding Limits Production, Expert Says
Ukraine has effective tools to counter Russian drones, but domestic production is falling short due to funding shortages, according to experts.
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19 JuneAir
Lithuania to Acquire Embraer’s C-390 Millennium Transport Aircraft
Lithuania's Ministry of National Defence has selected Embraer’s C-390 Millennium as the country’s next military transport aircraft.
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19 JuneMiddle East
Israeli Army Says Struck ‘Inactive Nuclear Reactor’ in Iran’s Arak
The Israeli army said it had struck an "inactive nuclear reactor" in Arak in Iran during overnight raids that also saw the Islamic republic's Natanz nuclear site targeted again.
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19 JuneAmericas
US Army Q4 Plan to Produce 100,000 Artillery Shells Delayed
The US Army has experienced a setback in increasing its artillery munition production by October. The increase supports a broader target of over a million 155-millimeter howitzer shells next year in response to rising global demand amid the war in Ukraine.
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19 JuneCommentary
Poor Communication Is Putting Europe’s Ability to Defend Itself at Risk
Europe’s ability to defend itself is being undermined not just by underinvestment, but by poor communication — especially the failure of smaller, innovative defense companies to make themselves seen, heard, and understood by policymakers, investors, and the public.
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19 JuneAmericas
Pentagon Solicits Battle Management Prototypes to Bolster Integrated Defense in Guam
The US Department of Defense has issued a request to industry partners to build prototypes to streamline American defense capabilities in Guam. The project aims to develop the Joint Integrated Battle Manager (JIBM), a command and control system that will be designed to unify existing tactical and agency components in the region in response to threats posed by China, North Korea, Iran, and other “violent extremist organizations.” Selected companies will collaborate with the Guam Defense System Joint Program Office (GDS JPO), which is responsible for planning and transferring tasks related to military assets across the US territory. Once the JIBM is fielded, GDS JPO will oversee “long-term operation and sustainment, managing the integrated system’s cost, schedule, performance, and risk posture.” Contracting of the prototype is led by the US Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. The work for this initiative will run until 2026, with a test planned for the year’s third quarter and a final prototype delivery in the fourth quarter. Other Projects Expected In addition to the JIBM task, GDS JPO will lead other projects in support of the Pentagon’s broader objective to bolster Guam’s security, particularly its air and missile defense. The …
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19 JuneAir
Sweden Orders Saab’s Giraffe 4A Radar Systems
Saab has received an order from Sweden to deliver Giraffe 4A radar systems and related services to the Swedish Armed Forces.
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