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May- 2022 -5 May
UK Orders Rheinmetall Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles
The British Ministry of Defence has ordered seven Rheinmetall Mission Master autonomous unmanned ground vehicles to assess their effectiveness operating with ground troops.
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5 May
Thales Acquires RUAG Simulation & Training
French aerospace firm Thales has completed the acquisition of RUAG Simulation and Training for 90 million euros or $95.4 million.
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5 May
UK Seeking Human Augmentation Tech
The UK’s Defence and Security Accelerator has announced that it is seeking human augmentation technologies for defense and security.
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5 May
US Marines Build Underground Defense System
US Marine Corps engineers completed the construction of an underground defense system during a recent field exercise in North Carolina.
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5 May
Curtiss-Wright to Provide Stabilization Tech for UK’s Challenger 3 Tank
Curtiss-Wright has been awarded a $25 million contract to provide turret drive stabilization technology for Challenger 3 tank.
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5 May
Western Arms to Ukraine Preventing ‘Quick’ End to Conflict: Kremlin
The Kremlin accused the West of preventing a "quick" end to Russia's invasion in Ukraine by supplying weapons to the pro-Western country.
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5 May
Japan’s Ruling Party Proposes Counter-Strike Capabilities
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party has proposed the government develop "counterstrike capabilities" against enemy missile bases in a policy document.
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5 May
Taiwan Scraps Deal to Buy US Anti-Submarine Helicopters
Taiwan has opted out of purchasing anti-submarine helicopters from the United States because they are too expensive.
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5 May
Russia Practises Nuclear-Capable Missile Strikes: Ministry
Russia said its forces had practised simulated nuclear-capable missile strikes in the western enclave of Kaliningrad.
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5 May
US Intel Helped Ukraine Target Russian Generals: NYT
US intelligence has helped Ukraine's military target several Russian generals since Moscow's invasion, the New York Times reported.
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