Hanwha Aerospace, the South Korean defence manufacturing giant, is cementing its cooperation with the Polish defence industry through a comprehensive programme involving the K9 howitzer.
DPET (Deployable Passive ESM Tracker) is the deployable version of the latest generation of the VERA-NG system, developed and designed to fit the specific needs of the Czech Armed Forces.
During the FIDAE 2024 exhibition in Santiago, Turkish defence company Aselsan unveiled a model of the Leopard 2A4CHL tank, showcasing upgrades planned for the Chilean Army’s fleet.
Rheinmetall AG's CEO, Armin Papperger, recently announced in German media the progress in the development of a new 130 mm tank gun.
Austria's Ministry of Defence signed the contract with Defenture for the delivery of a batch of GRF (Ground force) vehicles.
The Finnish Army combined fires are an entity formed by combined-arms interoperable operating to which also joint fires of the Air Force, of the Navy, and of the Allies are integrated.
The NLAW's operational capabilities were put to the ultimate test on the battlefields of Ukraine.
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded BAE Systems a contract to maintain and repair gifted L119 Light Guns in Ukraine.
The procurement of the Heavy Weapon Carrier vehicles is based on a mutual agreement between the Australian and the German Government.
Lithuania continues rendering military assistance to Ukraine: M577 armoured personnel carriers were delivered to the Armed Forces of Ukraine on April 5.
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By road, rail, sea and air – NATO’s quick-reaction force was tasked with making its way to Poland as part of Steadfast Defender 2024, NATO’s biggest exercise in decades.
KNDS has formally renamed its Group companies Krauss-Maffei Wegmann GmbH & Co. KG and Nexter Systems S. A. with effect from 8 April 2024.
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