The Scranton Army Ammunition Plant, a key supplier of artillery shells used by Ukrainian forces in their conflict with Russia, has increased its production capacity by 50% to meet the rising demand.
The GEREON systems are specifically designed to ensure they do not impose additional logistical or technical burdens on highly mobile forces but instead enhance their capabilities.
MilDef has secured an order for 900 rugged computers for the modernization of Norway's existing fleet of CV90 combat vehicles.
The Rheinmetall PATH autonomy kit (‘PATH A-Kit’) is an AI-supported navigation system that can be installed in almost any vehicle.
The XM919 IAM programme aims to replace the US Army's current range of grenade launchers, including the M72 LAW, M136, AT-4, and M141 models.
The contract provides for Astor Defence to supply Nammo with thousands of tons of TNT over the next four year for the production of their 155mm artillery shells.
On 25 August, the Polish Defence Procurement Agency announced the arrival of a new batch of 12 K9A1 self-propelled howitzers in Poland.
The Ukrainian defence industry has introduced a new concept for an infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) named Inguar-7.
According to the Norwegian portal Teknisk Ukeblad, the United States government has not approved Norway's request to purchase Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) and Extended Range GMLRS missiles.
The Croatian Ministry of Defence has recently announced plans to purchase the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) from the United States.
Hyundai Rotem, a South Korean manufacturer of heavy military vehicles, is progressing with deliveries of K2 Black Panther main battle tanks to Poland.
The Norwegian government announced it was allowing the ammunition manufacturer Nammo to transfer the technology Kyiv needs to make its own critically needed artillery ammunition.
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