Arms
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Dec- 2022 -29 December
US Army Seeks HIMARS Fire Control Systems for Ukraine, Taiwan
The US Army has sought information on HIMARS fire control systems for partner nations Ukraine, Taiwan, and Latvia.
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29 December
US Approves $180M Anti-Tank Weapons Sale to Taiwan
The US State Department approved the $180 million sale of vehicle-launched anti-tank systems to Taiwan, the Pentagon said.
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28 December
South Korea Buys 10 Light Armed Helicopters for $235M
South Korea has awarded Korea Aerospace Industries $235 million contract to deliver 10 Light Armed Helicopters for the army.
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28 December
Russia Prepares S-300V Systems for Ukrainian Missiles
Russia has confirmed “round-the-clock” drills to position its latest S-300V surface-to-air missiles along the country’s western border.
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27 December
General Dynamics Submits Marines Reconnaissance Vehicle Prototype Bid
The US Marine Corps received the final Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle prototype for evaluation on Friday, moving closer to replacing its aging Light Armored Vehicles.
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27 December
USAF Signs Heritage Protection Agreement for Sentinel Program
The US Air Force has signed an agreement to support the Sentinel program’s compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act.
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27 December
Norwegian Navy to Receive More Naval Strike Missiles
Norway has ordered additional Kongsberg fifth-generation naval strike missiles for the Royal Norwegian Navy.
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26 December
Saab to Provide Finnish RBS 70 MANPADS With Bolide Missiles
Finland has contracted Saab to deliver Bolide short-range missiles for its RBS 70 man-portable air-defense systems.
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23 December
Ukrainians Get Trained in Howitzer Repairs in Lithuania
A group of Ukrainian military mechanics left NATO member Lithuania after being trained to repair German artillery howitzers.
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23 December
North Korea Sold Arms to Russia’s Wagner Group, US Says
North Korea has delivered arms to Russia's private military organization Wagner, the White House said.
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