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Oct- 2021 -13 OctoberAmericas
US Army to Develop Cap That Can Improve Soldiers’ Sleep
The US Army is looking to develop a new device that can optimize the flow of brain and spinal cord fluid, allowing soldiers to have improved sleep.
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13 OctoberAmericas
Boeing Receives $1.1 Billion Patriot-3 Missile Seeker Contract
Boeing announced receiving a $1.1 billion contract to extend the US Army’s Patriot Advanced Capability-3 missile seeker production into 2026.
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13 OctoberAfrica
Fresh Fighting in Ethiopia’s Afar as Army Mounts ‘Offensive’
Fighting has resumed in northern Ethiopia's Afar region after a month-long lull.
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13 OctoberMiddle East
Over 130 Yemen Rebels Dead in Latest Marib Strikes: Coalition
More than 130 Yemeni rebels have been killed in strikes south of Marib.
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12 OctoberAmericas
US Army Trials BAE Systems’ 155mm ARCHER Wheeled Howitzer
BAE Systems has announced that its 155mm ARCHER wheeled howitzer system successfully completed the US Army’s “shoot off” evaluation.
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12 OctoberMiddle East
IAI to Lead Development of Israel’s Future Carmel Tank
Israel has selected Israel Aerospace Industries to lead the next phase of the development of the country’s future armored fighting vehicle, the Carmel.
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12 OctoberAir
Russia Developing Su-57-Launched Hypersonic Anti-Ship Missile
Russia is developing a hypersonic anti-ship missile to be fitted onto the fifth-generation Su-57 stealth aircraft.
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12 OctoberMiddle East
Iraq Seeking ‘Russian, French, or South Korean’ Air Defense System
Iraq has allocated an undisclosed amount of money to purchase a "Russian, French, or South Korean air defense system," a member of the country’s parliament reportedly said.
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12 OctoberAfrica
Two Soldiers Killed by Bomb in Burkina Faso’s Southeast
Two soldiers were killed when their motorcycles ran over a homemade bomb in southeast Burkina Faso.
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12 OctoberAsia Pacific
Japan Ruling Party Seeks Defense Spending Boost
Japan's ruling conservatives unveiled their campaign platform, saying they would aim to boost defense spending, possibly even doubling it, to counter threats from China and North Korea.
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