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US Air Force Breaks Ground on Line to Build B-21 Stealth Bombers Faster
Construction has begun on a new B-21 Raider final assembly line at Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale, the first physical step…
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Morocco Aerospace Exports Target $5B as Rabat Eyes 2,000-km Strike Drones
Morocco’s aerospace industry group expects exports to climb from $3 billion to about $5 billion within three years as Safran adds LEAP-1A…
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Denmark Picks Thales RSM NG Radar to Track Aircraft Over the Faroe Islands
Denmark’s DALO has selected Thales to replace the RSM 970 on Sornfelli, in the Faroe Islands, with an RSM NG Mode S…
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Russian T-90M Tank Repairs Now Compete With New Builds at the Same Plant
Uralvagonzavod, Russia’s only T-90M builder, now carries out capital repairs on combat-damaged T-90Ms, according to Russian armor analysts. Each factory rebuild reportedly…
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Ukraine Deploys Stormbird Strike UAS Carrying Glide and FPV Munitions
Skyeton has turned its Raybird reconnaissance drone into the Stormbird strike UAS, carrying Remora glide munitions and Quadremora FPV loitering munitions. Ukrainian…
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Iron Dome’s First U.S.-Built Tamir Interceptor Delivered in Arkansas
Raytheon-Rafael joint venture R2S has delivered the first Tamir interceptor built entirely in the U.S. to Israel. Its Arkansas plant, backed by…
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Saab Signs Gripen E Engine Deal to Boost Sweden’s Own Expertise
Saab and GKN Aerospace have signed a Gripen E/F engine agreement as Sweden moves to deepen national expertise on the RM16, its…
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Patria Latvia Breaks Ground on Valmiera Plant for Hunter IFVs and 6×6 APCs
Patria laid the foundation stone on October 7 for Patria Latvia’s new Valmiera plant, planned to produce Patria 6×6 armored personnel carriers…
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Hanwha Buys Two THeMIS UGVs and Opens Local Production Path in Australia
Hanwha has bought two Milrem THeMIS unmanned ground vehicles, one for South Korean research and one for Australia, under a framework to…
