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NATO hosts Icelandic exercise to monitor vital north Atlantic passage
The drill involved joint operations in the maritime transit route known as the GIUK gap, an acronym for Greenland, Iceland and the United Kingdom.
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Air Force going ‘line by line’ to bring down nuclear missile costs
The Air Force “neglected” the complexity of the LGM-35A Sentinel’s ground infrastructure, officials said, and is now looking to bring down costs.
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How the Marine Corps is testing a ‘narco-boat’ for resupply efforts
The semisubmersible unmanned vessel can deliver two Naval Strike Missiles for the Corps’ anti-ship missile system.
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Elbit eyes Nordic market for its ‘Iron Fist’ vehicle-protection system
The Israeli company sees a recent deal for installations on CV90 infantry fighting vehicles as a potential door opener.
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Poland to award $515 million in defense deals during MSPO trade show
Poland’s defense spending in 2025 is slated to capture a record 4.7% share of the country’s gross domestic product.
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Netherlands picks Israel’s Rafael to supply upgraded anti-tank systems
Requirements for the new system include increased targeting range and non-line-of-sight firing capability, according to the ministry.
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Polish arms maker pitches new strike drones amid long-range trend
WB Group has updated its unmanned aerial vehicles portfolio, as European nations look for long-range options to deter would-be attackers.
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As Iran threatens Israel, Tehran’s missile program remains in question
A new report suggests one of Iran’s advanced missiles is far less accurate than previously thought.
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Polish defense show lures global players amid record spending spree
Warsaw is teeing up a number of large-scale defense acquisitions, with European companies seeking to capitalize on Poland’s improved EU relations.
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What lessons did the US Army learn from the Gaza aid pier mission?
The service dealt with a wild combination of turbulent weather, security threats and sweeping personnel restrictions.
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NATO hosts Icelandic exercise to monitor vital north Atlantic passage
The drill involved joint operations in the maritime transit route known as the GIUK gap, an acronym for Greenland, Iceland and the United Kingdom.
-
Air Force going ‘line by line’ to bring down nuclear missile costs
The Air Force “neglected” the complexity of the LGM-35A Sentinel’s ground infrastructure, officials said, and is now looking to bring down costs.
-
How the Marine Corps is testing a ‘narco-boat’ for resupply efforts
The semisubmersible unmanned vessel can deliver two Naval Strike Missiles for the Corps’ anti-ship missile system.
-
Elbit eyes Nordic market for its ‘Iron Fist’ vehicle-protection system
The Israeli company sees a recent deal for installations on CV90 infantry fighting vehicles as a potential door opener.
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Poland to award $515 million in defense deals during MSPO trade show
Poland’s defense spending in 2025 is slated to capture a record 4.7% share of the country’s gross domestic product.
-
Netherlands picks Israel’s Rafael to supply upgraded anti-tank systems
Requirements for the new system include increased targeting range and non-line-of-sight firing capability, according to the ministry.
-
Polish arms maker pitches new strike drones amid long-range trend
WB Group has updated its unmanned aerial vehicles portfolio, as European nations look for long-range options to deter would-be attackers.
-
As Iran threatens Israel, Tehran’s missile program remains in question
A new report suggests one of Iran’s advanced missiles is far less accurate than previously thought.
-
Polish defense show lures global players amid record spending spree
Warsaw is teeing up a number of large-scale defense acquisitions, with European companies seeking to capitalize on Poland’s improved EU relations.
-
What lessons did the US Army learn from the Gaza aid pier mission?
The service dealt with a wild combination of turbulent weather, security threats and sweeping personnel restrictions.
-
NATO hosts Icelandic exercise to monitor vital north Atlantic passage
The drill involved joint operations in the maritime transit route known as the GIUK gap, an acronym for Greenland, Iceland and the United Kingdom.
-
Air Force going ‘line by line’ to bring down nuclear missile costs
The Air Force “neglected” the complexity of the LGM-35A Sentinel’s ground infrastructure, officials said, and is now looking to bring down costs.
-
How the Marine Corps is testing a ‘narco-boat’ for resupply efforts
The semisubmersible unmanned vessel can deliver two Naval Strike Missiles for the Corps’ anti-ship missile system.
-
Elbit eyes Nordic market for its ‘Iron Fist’ vehicle-protection system
The Israeli company sees a recent deal for installations on CV90 infantry fighting vehicles as a potential door opener.
-
Poland to award $515 million in defense deals during MSPO trade show
Poland’s defense spending in 2025 is slated to capture a record 4.7% share of the country’s gross domestic product.
-
Netherlands picks Israel’s Rafael to supply upgraded anti-tank systems
Requirements for the new system include increased targeting range and non-line-of-sight firing capability, according to the ministry.
-
Polish arms maker pitches new strike drones amid long-range trend
WB Group has updated its unmanned aerial vehicles portfolio, as European nations look for long-range options to deter would-be attackers.
-
As Iran threatens Israel, Tehran’s missile program remains in question
A new report suggests one of Iran’s advanced missiles is far less accurate than previously thought.
-
Polish defense show lures global players amid record spending spree
Warsaw is teeing up a number of large-scale defense acquisitions, with European companies seeking to capitalize on Poland’s improved EU relations.
-
What lessons did the US Army learn from the Gaza aid pier mission?
The service dealt with a wild combination of turbulent weather, security threats and sweeping personnel restrictions.
