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Apr- 2025 -10 AprilAmericas
US Approves $1B Missile Sale to Australia
The United States announced the approval of a $1.04-billion sale of up to 200 each of AIM-120C and AIM-120D air-to-air missiles to Australia.
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8 AprilSea
Thales Australia, Saildrone Integrate Sonar Payload Into Uncrewed Vehicle
Thales Australia has integrated its BlueSentry thin-line towed sonar array into the Surveyor-class uncrewed surface vehicle developed Saildrone.
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7 AprilArms
UK, Australia Collaborate on Next-Gen Weapons Development
The UK and Australia have launched a partnership to develop next-generation sub-systems for low-cost weapons.
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Mar- 2025 -27 MarchLand
Hanwha, Penske Team for Australian Army Redback Engine Production
Hanwha Defence Australia and Penske Australia have partnered to assemble, evaluate, and provide engines for the Australian Army’s upcoming Redback infantry fighting vehicles.
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26 MarchAsia Pacific
Australia to Receive EW, ISR Aircraft From L3Harris After Delayed Deliveries
Australia will receive its long-delayed electronic warfare (EW) and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) aircraft from L3Harris this year.
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25 MarchSea
Australia Returns Vanuatu’s Guardian Patrol Vessel After Major Repairs
Australia has delivered the 12th Guardian-class patrol boat to Vanuatu as part of an overhaul project in 2024.
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24 MarchArms
US Delivers Australia’s First HIMARS
Australia has accepted its first M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System as part of a foreign military sale with the US.
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24 MarchAir
Australian Army Gets Battle-Tested US Long-Range Missiles
Australia's army has received its first delivery of a "game changer" mobile long-range US rocket system, the government said.
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24 MarchAsia Pacific
Australia Boosts Submarine Lethality With $125M MK-48 Torpedo Purchase
Australia is investing $125 million to acquire more MK-48 heavyweight torpedoes and enhance the striking power of its submarine fleet.
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19 MarchArctic
Canada PM Carney Announces Deal With Australia to Boost Arctic Radar
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday a $6-billion Canadian dollar ($4.2 billion) deal with Australia to develop an Arctic radar system, warning that Canada must take more responsibility for its defense as US priorities shift.
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