Americas
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Nov- 2023 -29 November
BAE Systems Consortium to Add Weather Data to Military Simulations
BAE Systems has teamed with Red Hat and The Weather Company to enhance military simulation environments through weather data.
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29 November
No Attacks on US Troops Since Israel-Hamas Truce: Pentagon
The near-daily attacks on US forces in Iraq and Syria have stopped since a truce between Israel and Hamas went into effect last week, the Pentagon said.
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29 November
Biden Mulls Easing Israeli Access to US Weapons Stockpile
US President Joe Biden seeks to ease nearly all restrictions on Israel’s access to America’s weapons stockpile to facilitate smoother supply of defense items.
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29 November
US Osprey With 8 Crew Crashes off Japan: Coastguard
A US Osprey military aircraft with eight crew on board crashed off the coast of Japan, the coastguard said.
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29 November
Leidos to Develop New US Marine Corps Air Defense Radars
Leidos has been awarded a $32-million contract to develop a new, medium-range air defense radar for the US Marine Corps.
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28 November
US Navy Buys Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggles for $500M
The US Navy will soon receive Elbit Systems’ Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggles as part of a $500-million deal.
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28 November
Oshkosh to Supply Medium Equipment Trailers for US Army
Oshkosh Defense has secured a $342-million contract to provide up to 557 Medium Equipment Trailers (METs) for the US Army.
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28 November
Canada to Support Export of Bombardier Multi-Mission Patrol Aircraft
A Canadian government organization will support Bombardier and General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada export their domestically-built long range multi-mission patrol aircraft.
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28 November
Raytheon Unveils Gaming Image Generator for Aircrew Training
Raytheon subsidiary Collins Aerospace has launched a gaming tech-integrated image generator for realistic modular aircrew training.
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28 November
N.Korea Defends Satellite Launch at UN as Kim Takes Images of Pentagon
North Korea's ambassador defended his country's launch of a spy satellite UN Security Council as leader Kim Jong Un studied images including of the White House and Pentagon.
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