weapons
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Jun- 2024 -4 JuneDOD Contracts
US Army Increases HIMARS Order From Lockheed to $1.9B
The US Army has increased its order for additional High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, by more than $1 billion.
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May- 2024 -31 MayWar
Biden Lets Ukraine Hit Russia With US Arms to Defend Kharkiv
President Joe Biden has lifted restrictions on Ukraine using weapons supplied by the US against targets on Russian territory.
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30 MayArms
US Publishes Memo on Toxic Chemicals in Air Force Missile Facilities
The US Air Force Global Strike Command has issued a memorandum on the presence of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) at its missile facilities.
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27 MayEurope
Sweden OKs Ukraine Use of Swedish Weapons to Strike Deep Into Russia
Sweden has permitted Ukraine to use its donated military weapons to strike deep into Russia.
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27 MayArms
MBDA to Supply Exocet Missiles for French Frigates
European defense company MBDA has secured a contract to deliver Exocet anti-ship missiles for the French Navy’s frigates.
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24 MayAmericas
White House Mulls Allowing Ukraine to Fire US Weapons Into Russia
White House officials have reportedly begun discussing easing the restrictions imposed on US-made weapons supplied to Ukraine.
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23 MayArms
Singapore Army Now Equipped With New Light Machine Gun
The Singapore Army has begun equipping its infantry units with a new light machine gun better suited to close-quarters combat.
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22 MayWar
Ukraine War Exposes Flaws in America’s Sophisticated Weapons: Analysts
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exposed serious flaws in some of the most sophisticated weapons supplied by the US, according to analysts.
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21 MayArms
US Taps Lockheed for $756M Long Range Hypersonic Weapon Deal
The US Army has signed a $756-million deal with Lockheed Martin to acquire new capabilities for the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon system.
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21 MayArms
Wave Motion Announces $1.6M in Funding to Develop US Army Jet Gun
Wave Motion has announced a further $1.6 million in funding to develop the US Army’s next tactical indirect fire capability.
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