Europe
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Mar- 2024 -22 March
Rheinmetall to Supply Germany With 123 Heavy Weapon Carriers
Rheinmetall has signed a $3-billion deal to supply the German Armed Forces with up to 123 Heavy Weapon Carriers.
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22 March
Sweden Buys 321 Armored Vehicles From Patria
Finland-based mobility developer Patria has received a contract to provide 321 6x6 armored all-terrain vehicles to the Swedish Armed Forces.
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22 March
Canada Announces Fund for Czech’s Ukrainian Ammo Donation
Ottawa has pledged more than $29 million to support Prague in donating ammunition to Kyiv to defend against Russia.
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22 March
UK Taps McLaren for High Tech, Electric Defense Capabilities
The UK Ministry of Defence has partnered with automotive manufacturer McLaren to develop high-tech, innovative projects for the British Army.
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22 March
Australia Picks BAE to Build Multibillion-Dollar Nuclear Submarines
The Australian government has selected BAE Systems to build its new fleet of nuclear-powered submarines.
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22 March
Germany Greenlights Acquisition of 100 Boxer Vehicles From Australia
Germany has approved the procurement of over 100 Boxer multirole armored fighting vehicles from Australia.
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21 March
Netherlands to Buy F-16 Munitions, Drones Worth $381M for Ukraine
The Netherlands allocated over $381 million to purchase F-16 ammunition and advanced reconnaissance drones for Ukraine.
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21 March
Nexter’s Ammo Output to Increase Eightfold Following EU Grant
Nexter is set to increase its artillery ammunition production by eightfold following a $45-million grant from the European Commission.
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21 March
Work on Largest NATO Europe Base Begins in Romania
Construction on Europe's largest NATO military base has begun in Romania, expanding the 57th Air Base at the Mihail Kogălniceanu Airport.
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21 March
Rheinmetall to Build Gunpowder Factory in Romania
Rheinmetall will build a gunpowder factory in Romania in a joint effort between the arms giant and the European Commission.
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