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US Navy Wants AI-Based Navigation on Manned Vessels

The US Navy wants to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into navigation aid systems on manned ships.

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Saab Supplying Carl-Gustaf M4 Ammunition to Lithuania

Saab has signed a framework agreement with Lithuania to provide the country with several Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless weapons and ammunition.

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Philippines Takes Delivery of New Tank Gunnery Simulator

The Philippines has taken delivery of a new tank gunnery simulator for training armored vehicle operators to use 105-millimeter main guns.

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Argentina Procures Two Refurbished Sikorsky SH-3H Helicopters

Argentina is set to acquire two refurbished Sikorsky SH-3H Sea King helicopters for its navy at a cost of $12.8 million.

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Israel Commandos Killed by Friendly Fire in West Bank

Two Israeli commando officers were killed by friendly fire in the occupied West Bank, the army said.

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Russia-Led Troops Begin Pullback From Kazakhstan

Over 2,000 Russia-led troops began withdrawing from Kazakhstan, Moscow said.

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Mali Condemns ‘Clear Breach’ of Airspace by French Military Plane

Mali's army-dominated government condemned what it called a "clear breach" of its airspace by a French military aircraft.

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BAE to Maintain Combat Readiness of Norway’s 144 CV90 IFVs

BAE Systems has signed a seven-year contract to maintain the readiness and support continuous modernization of Norway’s 144 CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles.

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Russia Upgrades ‘Marker’ Ground Combat Robot 

Russia’s NPO Androidnaya Tekhnika has upgraded the Marker ground combat robot, equipping it with the ability to communicate with a group of ground robots.

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Taiwan Displays Indigenous Warships in Message to China

The Taiwanese military recently showcased some of its domestically-manufactured warships in what many see as a clear message to China.

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