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Apr- 2024 -2 AprilTechnology
Netherlands Orders New Military Suits for Troops
The Dutch government has awarded Hexonia a contract to supply Defense Operational Clothing Systems for the armed forces.
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2 AprilArms
Japanese Soldiers Complete US-Led Tomahawk Land Attack Missile Training
The Japan Maritime and Air Self-Defense Forces have completed a Tomahawk land attack missile training under the US Navy in Yokosuka.
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2 AprilLand
Luxembourg Breaks Ground on Two NATO Administrative Buildings
Luxembourg has begun the construction of two administrative facilities for the NATO Support and Procurement Agency in Capellen.
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2 AprilAir
NATO Allies Push for Stronger Military Aviation Training
Twelve NATO allies have agreed to expand the alliance's military aviation training through the NATO Flight Training Europe (NFTE) initiative.
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1 AprilAmericas
Boeing Receives First US Navy P-8A Poseidon for Upgrades
The US Navy delivered its first P-8A Poseidon aircraft to Boeing last month for Increment 3 Block 2 capabilities modifications.
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1 AprilAmericas
US Marine Viper Helicopter to Get Electrical, Structural Upgrades
The first Bell AH-1Z Viper helicopter to get a Structural Improvement Electrical Power Upgrade has arrived at Bell’s Amarillo Assembly Center.
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1 AprilSea
Indonesia Taps Italy’s Fincantieri for Two OPVs
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has signed a $1.3-billion deal to supply Indonesia with two Thaon di Revel-class offshore patrol vessels.
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1 AprilAir
Saab Tackles Future Fighter Concept Studies for Sweden
Saab has received an order from Sweden to provide conceptual studies for its future manned and unmanned fighter aircraft.
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1 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Hermeus Unveils Jet-Powered Quarterhorse Mk1 Drone
Hermeus has unveiled a jet-powered, remotely-piloted aircraft capable of performing high-speed takeoffs and landings.
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1 AprilAmericas
US Air Force’s Sentinel ICBM Program Hit by Two-Year Delay
The US Air Force will have to wait two more years before its Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile finally has its inaugural flight test.
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