Germany procures 155mm artillery ammunition
The DiNa155mm projectile is a modern, new generation explosive projectile developed and qualified in Norway.
The DiNa155mm projectile is a modern, new generation explosive projectile developed and qualified in Norway.
Romania intends to purchase 90 155mm self-propelled howitzers. The acquisition aims to equip five self-propelled artillery battalions, each with 18 artillery systems.
Rheinmetall, the largest arms manufacturer in Germany, has announced plans to open an armoured vehicle manufacturing plant in Ukraine within the next 12 weeks.
The German government has officially approved a military aid package worth EUR 700 million for Ukraine.
BAE Systems has been awarded a GBP 280 million contract by the British government to manufacture 155 artillery ammunition.
The Multinational Ammunition Warehousing Initiative (MAWI) is intended to provide its participants with a scalable, expandable and flexible solution for multinational stockpiling munitions
The German and Dutch armed forces have contracted with Rheinmetall to supply up to 3,058 Caracal airmobile platforms.
Following successful field tests and a demo with the Croatian Ministry of Defence, Vegvisir has proven its capabilities on four platforms, setting the stage for a planned product launch in September.
Nammo has signed a contract with the Norwegian Defense Materiel Agency (NDMA) to supply 155mm artillery ammunition.
Nexter Systems, a French arms manufacturer and a company of KNDS, will lead the THEMA (TecHnology for ElectroMagnetic Artillery) project.
Turkish defense company FNSS has released a video showcasing its latest works, which will be presented for the first time at IDEF23 exhibition.
Ukraine has placed an order for additional Zuzana 2 self-propelled howitzers. The leaders of Ukraine and Slovakia announced the signing of a contract on July 7.
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