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Jan- 2025 -24 JanuaryAmericas
US Army Moves Toward Potential Recompete of $22B IVAS Program
The US Army has issued a request for information for an enhanced version of its troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System.
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23 JanuaryEurope
Estonia Takes Delivery of US-Made HIMARS Rocket Launchers
Estonia has formally received six new High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) from US defense firm Lockheed Martin at the company’s Arkansas headquarters.
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23 JanuaryEurope
Croatian Army Receives First Four Bradley Vehicles Acquired From US
The Croatian army has received the first four of 89 Bradley M2A2 infantry fighting vehicles ordered from the US.
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23 JanuaryMiddle East
Israel Buys More Iron Dome Interceptors With US Aid
Israel’s Ministry of Defense has finalized a procurement agreement with state-owned Rafael for additional Iron Dome interceptors.
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23 JanuaryAsia Pacific
South Korea Begins Work on Iron Dome-Like Interceptor
South Korea has commenced the development of a homegrown interceptor system similar to Israel’s renowned Iron Dome.
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22 JanuaryDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
India Officially Joins Eurodrone Program
The Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation has officially welcomed India into the ambitious Eurodrone program, making it the second Asian country to be granted observer status.
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21 JanuaryEurope
Germany to Upgrade Electronic Warfare Center to Counter Rising Threats
Germany has selected European defense firms Airbus and HENSOLDT to modernize its electronic warfare center for airborne weapon systems.
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20 JanuaryAsia Pacific
Lockheed Wins Contract to Upgrade Singapore’s F-16 Fighter Jets
Lockheed Martin has secured an $8.7-million contract to upgrade Singapore’s F-16 fighter jets.
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20 JanuaryAmericas
Brazilian Army Strengthens Arsenal With Turkish Heavy Machine Guns
The Brazilian Army has selected Turkish-made M2HB heavy machine guns to enhance its combat capabilities and modernize its arsenal.
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18 JanuaryEurope
Lithuania Says Will Spend 5-6% of GDP on Defense in 2026-2030
Lithuania plans to spend an annual five to six percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) on defense from 2026 to 2030, the Baltic NATO member's president said Friday.
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