Business
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Feb- 2024 -6 February
Lockheed Wins NATO Next-Gen Rotorcraft OSA Study Contract
NATO has awarded Lockheed Martin the third Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability Programme Open System Architecture study contract.
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5 February
British Army to Receive 500 New Rheinmetall Trucks
The British Army is set to acquire 500 support trucks in seven months following a $354-million contract with Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles.
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5 February
France Orders 109 Upgraded Caesar Artillery Systems
The French government has ordered Nexter Systems to deliver 109 Caesar MkII artillery systems.
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5 February
US Army Proposes Upgrading Bradleys With Iron Fist APS
The US Army has tapped General Dynamics as the potential contractor for an eight-year Bradley infantry fighting vehicle upgrade.
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5 February
Honeywell to Expand Aerospace Manufacturing Site in Kansas
Honeywell Aerospace has announced an $84-million investment to expand its manufacturing facility in Olathe, Kansas.
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2 February
Saab, MBDA Strengthen Ties With Strategic Partnership
Defense companies Saab and MBDA have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on Sweden and France's anti-tank and air defense capabilities.
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2 February
WaveAerospace’s Hybrid Drone Packs Speed of 500+ MPH
Connecticut-based WaveAerospace has unveiled a multi-role unmanned multi-copter that can reach speeds of over 500 miles per hour.
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1 February
US Approves $4B Sale of MQ-9B Drones, Hellfire Missiles to India
The US State Department has approved the potential sale of 31 MQ-9B Sky Guardian drones and 170 AGM-114R Hellfire missiles to India.
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1 February
US Confirms $1 Billion Viper Attack Helicopter Sale to Nigeria
The US Department of Defense has confirmed the sale of 12 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters to Nigeria.
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1 February
Rheinmetall Greenlights Hungary Ammunition Plant Expansion
Rheinmetall's ammunition plant in Várpalota, Hungary has moved into its second phase of construction as demand for production rises.
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