Arctic
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US Coast Guard Taps Bollinger, Rauma for Six Arctic Security Cutters
The US Coast Guard has contracted Louisiana-based Bollinger Shipyards and Rauma Marine Constructions in Finland for the construction of six Arctic Security Cutters.
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US Launches Construction of Joint Military Training Center in Alaska
The US has broken ground on a new complex in Alaska designed to prepare troops for high-threat conflicts and strengthen cooperative military training with allied forces.
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Built for Frozen Frontlines: SAKO Launches Arctic Rifle Generation
Firearms maker SAKO has unveiled a new trio of rifles built to give troops an edge in Arctic warfare.
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German Navy to Patrol the Arctic
Germany said the country would send navy ships to patrol Arctic waters, citing the threat from a Russian military build-up in the region.
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Roshel to Produce ST Engineering’s ExtremV Vehicle in Canada
Roshel has signed an agreement with Singapore’s ST Engineering to produce the ExtremV amphibious all-terrain vehicle in Canada.
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Canada to Hit 2% Defense NATO Spending Target This Year: Carney
Canada will reach NATO's defense spending target of two percent this year, Prime Minister Carney announced.
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US Coast Guard Greenlights Production of Modern Polar Security Cutters
Bollinger Shipyards has received approval to begin full production of the US Coast Guard’s Polar Security Cutter.
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Polaris Unveils Advanced Military Snowmobiles for Extreme Arctic Ops
Polaris Government and Defense has introduced two military snowmobile models built with enhanced capabilities for sub-zero conditions.
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Canada PM Carney Announces Deal With Australia to Boost Arctic Radar
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday a $6-billion Canadian dollar ($4.2 billion) deal with Australia to develop an Arctic radar system, warning that Canada must take more responsibility for its defense as US priorities shift.
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