Bundeswehr advance party flies to Lithuania
In sending an advance party to Lithuania, the Bundeswehr is taking another step towards stationing a combat brigade on NATO’s eastern flank.
In sending an advance party to Lithuania, the Bundeswehr is taking another step towards stationing a combat brigade on NATO’s eastern flank.
Rheinmetall paves the way for autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) in Japan after being awarded a multimillion-dollar contract on behalf of the Japanese Ministry of Defence.
Israeli-developed mine-clearing technology will help Ukraine in its war with Russia.
German technology firm Avilus, in collaboration with its production partner IFAS, has unveiled a cutting-edge mobile control room.
In a groundbreaking event, over 600 military personnel, experts, and students converged last week to test new operational concepts ranging from drones to electric vehicles and autonomous robots.
FNSS, a leading Turkish defence manufacturer, has introduced the PARS III, a new wheeled armoured vehicle featuring the sophisticated Teber-35 UKK remotely operated turret.
Rheinmetall builds a new plant in Szeged, Hungary, and thereby expands its footprint in the EU and NATO partner country.
IWI - Israel Weapon Industries announced the launch of the world’s first-ever revolutionary computerized small arms system, the ARBEL.
Royal Marines will strike faster and further across the Arctic snow thanks to a GBP 10 million investment in new snowmobiles for reconnaissance and raiding operations.
The leading French manufacturer of artillery systems and ammunition, Nexter (part of the KNDS group), is ramping up production of self-propelled howitzers.
Rheinmetall has received another order from the Spanish government in the higher double-digit million euro range.
The Estonian Minister of Defence, Hanno Pevkur, told the Postimees newspaper that Estonia plans to purchase eighteen 155-mm CAESAR self-propelled howitzers from France.
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