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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
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Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
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Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
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Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
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BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
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UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
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BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
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Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
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Britain to Name Contractor for Testing Laser Weapon
British Ministry of Defence is due to select a contractor to build a technology demonstrator to validate a directed energy laser system.
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Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
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Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
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Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
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Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
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BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
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UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
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BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
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Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
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Britain to Name Contractor for Testing Laser Weapon
British Ministry of Defence is due to select a contractor to build a technology demonstrator to validate a directed energy laser system.
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Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
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Rheinmetall’s Lynx Infantry Vehicle Targets Australian Market
“As we launched it in Australian camouflage it’s a pretty good indication that we are targeting it as one of the key starting markets for the Lynx,” said Ben Hudson, the head of Rheinmetall’s vehicle systems division.
-
Oshkosh defense chief: JLTV production line prepped for global demand
Oshkosh Defense President John Bryant predicts a significant number of overseas customers operating the platform by the end of the decade.
-
Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
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Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
-
BAE Plans First Powered Flight Tests of Storm Shadow Missile on Typhoon
The Storm Shadow has been widely used operationally by the Royal Air Force but the strike jet is scheduled to go out of service in 2019.
-
UK Considers Further Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Tests
A new series of test flights to explore the capabilities of Britain’s Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle is being discussed by industry and the Ministry of Defence.
-
BAE, Industry Partners Team Up for Challenger 2 Race
BAE Systems has teamed with General Dynamics UK and several other industry partners to compete in a program to breathe new life into the British Army’s Challenger 2 main battle tank fleet.
-
Britain Mulls Replacement Space Program to Airbus’ Skynet 5
The British Ministry of Defence is considering whether to approve an assessment phase to replace its current Skynet 5 system.
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Britain to Name Contractor for Testing Laser Weapon
British Ministry of Defence is due to select a contractor to build a technology demonstrator to validate a directed energy laser system.
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Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
